200G OTN Muxponder
The 2*200G CFP2 muxponder is a 4*100G service access module designed and developed for optical fiber links.
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The 2*200G CFP2 muxponder is a 4*100G service access module designed and
developed for optical fiber links. It can realize the wavelength tunable of CFP2
coherent optical module and can be converted into DWDM standard wavelength
optical signal. Interconnection with DWDM multiplexer/demultiplexer to realize
wavelength division multiplexing transmission. It provides a high-quality
solution for solving transmission lines with insufficient fiber resources and
high fiber line loss.
Types of OTN Muxponder
Products Fetures:
Supporting DWDM transmission, wavelength conversion.
The single card supports 4 channels 100G unidirectional or bidirectional
service access.
The line side supports 2 channels 200G CFP2 coherent optical modules
access.
Support multiple client-side service access: 100G
Base-SR4/CWDM4/LR4/PSM4.
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System Parameter |
Technical Index |
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Maximum capacity |
4*100G bidirectional transmission 4*100G unidirectional transmission |
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Wavelength (frequency) range |
DWDM: 1529.16nm-1567.14nm(191.3THz-196.05THz) |
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Modulation |
DP-QPSK@100G, DP-16QAM@200G, DP-16QAMps@200G, DP-QPSK@200G. |
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Service access types |
100GE, OTU4. |
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Dispersion tolerance |
±40000ps/nm@100G |
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OSNR tolerance |
<12dB@100G QPSK, <21dB@200G DP-16QAM, <16dB@200G DP-16QAMps, <13.5dB@200G DP-QPSK. |
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Dimensions (mm) |
177(W)*40(H)*225(D) |
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Working temperature |
-10℃ ~ 70℃ |
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Storage temperature |
-40℃ ~ 80℃ |
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Relative humidity |
5% ~ 95% no condensation |
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Safety and EMC |
Compliance with FCC, UL, CE, TUV, CSA standards. |
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Power consumption |
<78W |
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