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18 Channels CWDM Mux Demux

18 Channels CWDM Mux Demux

18CH CWDM 1270-1610nm MUX DEMUX With EXP Port, LC/UPC, 1U Rack
● Channel Count: It supports up to 18 independent channels, allowing the multiplexing of 18 different wavelengths onto a single fiber.
● Wavelength Range: It operates within the Coarse Wavelength Division Multiplexing (CWDM) range, typically spanning from 1270 nm to 1610 nm. Each channel is allocated a unique wavelength within this range.
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Technical Parameters
Product Highlights

 

Channel Count: It supports up to 18 independent channels, allowing the multiplexing of 18 different wavelengths onto a single fiber.
Wavelength Range: It operates within the Coarse Wavelength Division Multiplexing (CWDM) range, typically spanning from 1270 nm to 1610 nm. Each channel is allocated a unique wavelength within this range.
Passive Operation: CWDM multiplexers are passive devices, meaning they do not require any external power supply or active components.
Plug-and-Play: CWDM multiplexers are designed for simple installation and configuration. They can be easily integrated into existing optical networks without the need for complex setup procedures.

 

Product Details

 

The D-Net 18-channel CWDM MUX DEMUX operates within a wavelength range from 1270nm to 1610nm, supporting precisely 18 distinct channels or wavelengths in the CWDM spectrum. These MUX and DEMUX devices facilitate the efficient transmission and reception of multiple signals through a single fiber, thereby optimizing network capacity and utilization.

 

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Product Specification

 

Wavelength

18 channels 1270-1610nm

Channel Spacing

20nm

Channel Passband

±6.5nm

Technology

TFF (Thin Film Filter)

Insertion Loss

Regular :≤ 5.4dB

(With 8 Skip 0: ≤ 3.0dB)

Link Loss

Regular :≤ 6.2dB

(With 8 Skip 0: ≤ 4.0dB)

Insertion Loss @ 1% Mon

≤ 26dB

Center Wavelength

Accuracy

±0.05nm

Return Loss

≥ 45dB

Directivity

≥ 45dB

Polarization Mode

Dispersion

≤ 0.1ps

Polarization Dependent Loss

≤ 0.3dB

Channel Isolation

Adjacent ≥30dB
Non-adjacent ≥ 45dB

Temperature

Operating -40 to 85°C

Storage -40 to 85°C

Net Weight

1.5KG

Dimensions (HxWxD)

44*440*230mm

 

Note: Specified with connectors.

 

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Multi-rate hybrid multiplexing service

Allows for flexible combinations of 1G/10G/25G/40G/100G/200G Ethernet, SAN, OTN, SDH/SONET, and local video services.

 

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Types of CWDM network applications

 

Type1: point-to-point transmission

 

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Type2: Ring transmission

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Type3: cross-connection

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Order Information

 

Product No.

Product description

CDM18-1U01-3161

CWDM MUX DEMUX 16CH (31-61) Dual fiber, LC/UPC , 1U Rack

Note: We Support Customized Design, please contact us by email.

 

FAQ

 

1. What is the wavelength of CWDM ?
A: The wavelength range of a CWDM (Coarse Wavelength Division Multiplexing) system typically falls within the range of 1260nm to 1625nm. Each channel in a CWDM system is assigned a specific wavelength within this range, allowing multiple data streams to be combined and transmitted over a single optical fiber. The channels are usually spaced apart by 20nm, resulting in a total of 18 channels in an 18-channel CWDM system. This technology is commonly used in optical networking to increase the capacity of existing fiber infrastructure.


2. How does a CWDM mux work?
A: A CWDM (Coarse Wavelength Division Multiplexing) 18-channel wavelength division multiplexer is a networking device used to combine or separate multiple optical signals that are transmitted over different wavelengths of light.


3. Which is better CWDM or DWDM?
A: The choice between CWDM and DWDM depends on various factors such as the required capacity, distance, cost, and available infrastructure. CWDM is often used for shorter distance communications within a local area network (LAN) or metropolitan area network (MAN) where a lower number of channels are needed. DWDM, on the other hand, is suitable for long-haul and high-capacity applications, such as backbone networks and transcontinental links.