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CWDM OADM Module

Manufacturer: SOPTO

Product Name:

CWDM OADM

OADM module

Channel Wavelength:

1270nm~1610nm

Center Wavelength:

ITU, ITU+1

Fiber Type:

SMF28orcustomerspecified

Maximum Optical Power:

300mW

Return Loss:

>45dB

StorageTemperature:

-55~85°C

OperatingTemperature:

-40~75°C

Connector:

FC/SC/LC; UPC/APC

 

The OADM module allows you to build complex networks establishing dedicated channels between locations based on the use of individual wavelength transmission. CWDM OADM is designed to optically add/drop one or multiple DWDM channels into one or two fibers. 

 

Our CWDM OADM Modules include 1CH CWDM OADM, 2CH CWDM OADM, 4CH CWDM OADM, 8Ch CWDM OADM and 16CH CWDM OADM, available in Plastic ABS Box, 19" Rack Mount or LGX module package. Whether your network has 1 or 2 cores of fiber, redundant network, ring or linear network design etc., we can offer various OADM configurations to tailor fit your network architect.

 

 

Features

  1. Low Optical Insertion Loss
  2. Wide pass band
  3. High Channel Isolation
  4. High Stability and reliability
  5. Epoxy-free on Optical Path
  6. Reliable passive WDM optical technology
  7. Adds and drops two or four CWDM channels on a single fiber
  8. Ultra-high isolation design eliminates need for channel power balancing
  9. Extended temperature range makes operation suitable for outside plant installations
  10. Reusable dropped wavelengths in adjoining spans add protection or double capacity in a ring
  11. Low-profile modular design
  12. ISO 9001 manufacturing facility
  13. Fully transparent for all protocols

 

 

Application

  1. Line Monitoring
  2. WDM Network
  3. Telecommunication
  4. Cellular Application
  5. Fiber Optical amplifier
  6. Access Network
  7. CWDM System
  8. PON Networks
  9. CATV Links
 
 

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