DWDM Mux/Demux
Combine or separate DWDM channels for wavelength-based optical transport.
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Choose the assembly for your application.
DWDM mux/demux equipment combines or separates channels on a defined wavelength grid. Review the frequency plan, passbands and optical budget before choosing a port configuration.
- Wavelength-based transport links
- Fibre-capacity expansion with a defined DWDM plan
- Channel separation at optical transport nodes
Configuration and ordering options
- Grid and channels
- Provide the channel numbers or frequencies, spacing and channel count.
- Passband and optics
- Identify the line optics and required passband for each channel.
- Loss and amplification
- Review insertion loss and any amplifiers as part of the end-to-end optical design.
- Physical configuration
- Specify fibre topology, connector polish, enclosure, monitoring and expansion ports.
Selection questions
Can any DWDM module use the same mux/demux?
The channel frequency, spacing, passband and optical budget must agree. Review the exact line optics and wavelength plan.
Is amplification always required?
The need for amplification depends on the complete optical budget and system design. Include all active and passive components in the review.
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Discuss your configuration.
Confirm the channel grid, optical budget, port configuration and any amplification requirements.
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