DWDM is a high-performance WDM transmission technology for network expansion. It uses the huge bandwidth of the low-loss area of a single-mode fiber to couple light of different wavelengths to a single fiber for transmission.
The DWDM dense wavelength division multiplexer can provide 4~44 channels of single fiber transmission channels, effectively expanding the communication capacity of the network system, monitoring the channel quality in real time, and troubleshooting network failures.
The function of the wavelength division multiplexer is to combine light of different wavelengths on different fibers into one fiber for transmission, or to separate many wavelengths on the same fiber. To put it more simply, the function of the wavelength division multiplexer is to combine or separate wavelengths, in general it is to combine and separate wavelengths.
The 8 channels DWDM passive MUX and DEMUX modules deliver the benefits of a Dense Wave Division Multiplexer in a fully passive solution .With matching MUX and DEMUX units placed at each end of an optical link, up to 8 data channels can be combined and transmitted over a single-mode fiber trunk.
HTF's HT6000-ODM08 is ideal for increasing the fiber capacity between two sites without the need for installing or leasing additional fibers.
The HT6000-ODM08 may be used as a standalone tabletop device or mounted in 1-unit space of a 19” data rack.It can achieve bi-directional 8CH data multiplex and de-multiplex.
The complete passive solution requires no power cabling and no configuration, it is a true plug and play solution.
If you want to know more about WDM, please contact melanie@htfuture.com
