Mini Compact CWDM MUX And DEMUX ,1270~1610 nm For PON Network

Description:

Seacent Photonics compact CWDM Modules feature free-space structure, high optical performance, small-sized package, and extremely low insertion loss. With these features, they dramatically relax the optical power budgets for your applications, allow datacom or telecom network applications to use low-cost uncooled lasers, and function in small-sized packages. Available from 4 to 18 channel configurations, the CCWDM can meet the expansion needs of any network. The module also simplifies inventory management since the same component serves as both a Mux and a Demux and can be used in the head end for outside plant. Compact and easy to install, the versatile compact CWDM module provides a simple and low-cost method for expanding bandwidth and increasing revenue from existing optical fiber.

Seacent Photonics now offers a compact CWDM module that provides bandwidth capacity expansion for future network growth in one of the small packages. Its compact size and unique carrier tray set it apart, and can be installed in a variety of field situations.

Specifications:

Remark:The above parameters do not contain connectors.

Features:

Low Insertion Loss
High isolation
Low Polarization Dependent Loss
Compact design
Good channel-to-channel uniformity
Wide operating wavelength range
High reliability and high stability
Telcordia GR-1209-CORE-2001 compliant
Telcordia GR-1221-CORE-1999 compliant
RoHS-6 compliant (lead free)

Application:

CWDM system

PON network

Cable chain

Shenzhen Seacent Photonics Co.,Ltd. is an optical communication company established in 2011. It is headquartered in Shenzhen, China and has a subsidiary in Hunan, China. It currently employs about 400 people and has a site area of approximately 4,000 square meters. Focusing on high-speed optical communication for 10 years, we have been adhering to the concept of quality as the core and driven by technological innovation, and are committed to providing total solutions for data centers, enterprises and operators.