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Home » JDSU Expands its CWDM/DWDM Line

JDSU Expands its CWDM/DWDM Line

February 25, 2009
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JDSU released of new additions to its WaveReady product line of scalable optical transport solutions designed for access and metro optical networks. Added to the portfolio are a 10 Gbps tunable transponder with forward error correction (FEC), a power balancing system, and a 40-channel universal multiplexer/de-multiplexer.

  • The WaveReady WRT-852, a compact C-Band or L-Band tunable transponder with Forward Error Correction (FEC) designed for reliable and cost effective transport of 10 Gbps services. The WRT-852 supports the transport of multiple services, including OTN, SONET/SDH, Ethernet, and Fibre Channel. The WRT-852 improves the transmission performance of 10 Gbps services with Forward Error Correction (FEC) and provides statistics on SONET/SDH and Ethernet traffic;
  • The WaveReady WRS-05AD1C00B, providing per-channel power balancing capabilities for tunable, amplified networks; and
  • The WaveReady 40-channel Universal Multiplexer, featuring high isolation and low insertion loss in a compact platform compatible with point-to-point or OADM deployments.

http://www.jdsu.com/waveready

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