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MICROSENS Metropolitan Networks_Modular xWDM Platform Category_Multiplexer Technology_CWDM Passive Multiplexers, OADMs and Circulator Up to 80 DWDM Channels IP Optical Multiplexer Up to 8 Channels SDH MUX OADM Optical Add/Drop Multiplexer MUX Optical Multiplexer IP SDH Benefits Passive interconnection of optical channels Design as module for the xWDM platform Standard complying with CWDMstandard ITU G.694.2 Compact assembly with high density High-quality and standardized connectors With 8° angled for the line side No power required Description By using passive multiplexers such as the passive 8-channel CWDM Mux/DeMux, several optical channels of different wavelengths can be combined, which will allow multiple services to be transmitted together via fiber without interference. What makes this possible is the fact that different light colours (wavelengths) do not affect each other on the fiber. For transmission, light colours are multiplexed onto a fiber by using a wavelength specific filter (multiplexing). At the other (receiving) end of the line, the wavelengths are divided again, or rather, demultiplexed. The passive multiplexer and demultiplexer modules are working with the CWDM grid according ITU G.694.2 standard. Using WDM as transmission technology, network operators can build an infrastructure that may be expanded depending on need. In addition, the capacities in all sub areas of the network are expandable. This represents an advantage which no other technology can provide. Using passive multiplexers is of interest for cable network operators, too. This technology allows providing additional services such as combining bi-directional data services with uni-directional TV transmission without any problems, while using the existing infrastructure. Metropolitan networks OADM Modules offer Add and Drop functionality of 1, 2 or 4 CWDM channels while passing through all other optical signals. This means that specific channels can be dropped at intermediate sites along the fiber in order to provide connectivity to that site without the need to DeMux all the other channels on the fiber. Some modules offer an additional expansion or Optical Service Channel (OSC) interface. Planning xWDM network with OADM modules provides users with the flexibility to drop individual wavelengths in a single sided direction or a dual sided one. With the Gigabit Ethernet TDM Module it is possible to double the capacity for Gigabit Ethernet. With the time division multiplex (TDM) technology two Gigabit Ethernet data streams (2x 1.25 Gbps 1000Base-X) are combined to one optical channel (1x 2.5 Gbps). This aggregation is completely transparent for each Gigabit Ethernet channel. Switch features such as VLANs, Stacked VLANs, Flow Control, buffer management etc. are not affected. The Gigabit Ethernet TDM is equipped with SFP slots for modularity of the optical interface. For xWDM applications the line interface can be equipped with a coloured SFP transceiver. System Catalog 1610 184 MICROSENS
Metropolitan Networks_Modular xWDM Platform Category_Multiplexer Technology_CWDM MICROSENS 8 Channel CWDM Mux/DeMux Module Optical Add/Drop Mux (OADM) Module Circulator (WDM Coupler) Module Multiplying transmission capacities Combining different services on one fiber link Optimised optical construction for maximum distances Highest flexibility due to combination with active MICROSENS modules and CWDM option No power supply needed Optional 1310 nm "Express Channel" or "Expansion Channel" Optical Add/Drop of 1, 2 or 4 channels Uni-directional or bi-directional Optional "Express Channel" Protocol and data rate transparent Extremely flexible solution Transmission on one single fiber Minimalizing OPEX Doubling the capacity of existing fiber infrastructure Allowing to transmit new services on existing fibers Description Mux DeMux Passive Multiplexers 4 channel CWDM-Mux/DeMux (1470, 1490, 1510 and 1530 nm), local: 4x SC/PC simplex, line: 1x SC/APC simplex MS416408M-22 MS416409M-22 8 channel CWDM-Mux/DeMux (1470 - 1610 nm), local: 8x SC/PC simplex, line: 1x SC/APC simplex (standard) MS416410M-22 MS416411M-22 System Catalog 1610 8+1 channel CWDM-Mux/DeMux (1310 and 8x CWDM 1470 – 1610 nm), local: 8x SC/PC simplex, line/express: 2x SC/APC simplex (standard) MS416412M-22 MS416413M-22 8+1 channel CWDM-Mux/DeMux (bandfilter 1310 – 1450 nm, and 8x CWDM 1470 – 1610 nm local: 8x SC/PC simplex, line/filter: 2x SC/APC simplex (standard) MS416414M-22 MS416413M-22 8 channel CWDM-Mux/DeMux (1310 - 1450 nm), local: 8x SC/PC simplex, line: 1x SC/APC simplex (standard) MS416416M-22 MS416417M-22 Add/Drop Multiplexer Uni-directional Bi-directional 1 channel Add/Drop Mux+Demux CWDM, local: 2x/4x SC/PC simplex, line (east/west): 4x SC/APC simplex ww = wavelength of the optical channels MS416400M-ww MS416402M-ww 2 channel Add/Drop Mux+Demux CWDM, local: 4x/8x SC/PC simplex, line (east/west): 4x SC/APC simplex n = number of the optical channel (nn = 2 optical channels) MS416404M-nn MS416405M-ww 4 channel Add/Drop Mux+Demux CWDM, local: 8x/16x SC/PC simplex, line (east/west): 4x SC/APC simplex n = number of the optical channel (nnnn = 4 optical channels) MS416407M-nnnn MS416408M-nnnn Circulator Single Dual Direct WDM coupling module, 1470..1610 nm Single mode, local: SC/PC-duplex, line: SC/APC-simplex MS418360M MS418361M Metropolitan networks www.microsens.com 185
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