40CH DWDM MUX

Welcome to our product introduction for our 40CH DWDM MUX, a high-quality multiplexer that is designed to meet the needs of fiber network providers around the world. Before we dive into the specifics of this product, we want to let you know a little bit about us. We are a leading manufacturer based in China with more than 15 years of experience in creating top-notch products that meet the needs of our clients.

 

Our team of experts has carefully designed and produced this DWDM MUX to meet the latest industry standards and provide the highest level of performance. We utilize cutting-edge technology to produce this multiplexer to ensure that each component is of the highest quality.

What is a DWDM MUX? 

DWDM, the Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing, is a technique of transmitting multiple signals on individual wavelengths of light simultaneously. The MUX, or multiplexer, is a device that enables signal transmission and reception by combining multiple wavelengths onto one optical fiber. The 40CH DWDM MUX is a specifically designed multiplexer that operates on a 40-channel wavelength.

What Makes Our Product Stand Out?

High-Quality 

Our manufacturing process is inclusive. We use the best materials and manufacturing procedures to ensure that our multiplexer is of the highest quality. We make sure that every stage of production, from designing, production to testing, is up to the latest industry standards. We have a customer satisfaction rate of 98%, which reflects our commitment to delivering high-quality products to our clients.

Cost-Effective 

Our team has designed and produced the 40CH DWDM MUX with a goal of providing an affordable option for our clients. We have kept the price range competitive while still ensuring that our customers receive a high-quality product.

Easy to Install 

Our team has designed the 40CH DWDM MUX for easy installation. The installation process is hassle-free and straightforward, which saves our customers time and money. We also provide installation manuals and guidelines to ensure the installation process is easy for our customers.

Versatile 

The 40CH DWDM MUX is one of the most versatile multiplexers in the market. Our team of experts has designed the MUX to work with different wavelengths and channels, which provides our customers with a wide range of options.

Reliable

Our product is designed to last for years without the need for constant maintenance or repairs. We understand the importance of having reliable equipment for network operators, which is why we have invested in cutting-edge technology to design our multiplexer.

Conclusion 

In summary, the 40CH DWDM MUX is a product designed with our clients in mind. It's a high-quality product, versatile, easy to install, and cost-effective. Our team has invested in state-of-the-art technology and materials to ensure that our customers receive the best product possible. We offer a guarantee of valuable service to our customers, and we have excellent customer service that can handle any questions or concerns about our product. Contact us today to place your order, and we guarantee you won't regret this investment.

Datasheet: Configuration 1

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Arkoptics 40CH DWDM Mux is a high density, low loss and standalone passive optical module that provides excellent solution for infrastructure savings by aggregating all 40 DWDM channels at a single site. All 40 channels are spreading over the C-band per ITU-T 100GHz spacing between channels using high quality TFF technology. We use skip filters to ensure the ultra low channel attenuation and pair link attenuation both Mux and Demux modules.

This page we will introduce our 40 channel DWDM mux and demux solution products. Please turn to our 16ch DWDM pages for how to calculate the point-to-point / port-to-port and system attenuation loss or just email us by .

Product Details

Single Mode LC UPC multiplexing of 40 channels on fiber pair

DWDM 40CH with Monitor and 1310nm Mux Demux 1U 19” Rackmount

1% ratio monitor port and 1310nm wideband for 1G/10G/40G/100G

Channel Loss≤5.0dB (Loss from λ-port to Line port same side)

Link Loss≤7.0dB (The end-to-end loss from λ-port to λ-port assuming with a zero-length line fiber)

Operating Wavelength

C20 C21 C22 C23 C24 C25 C26 C27 C28 C29 C30 C31 C32 C33 C34 C35 C36 C37 C38 C39

C40 C41 C42 C43 C44 C45 C46 C47 C48 C49 C50 C51 C52 C53 C54 C55 C56 C57 C58 C59

The Monitor port can be used for easy trouble-shooting without downtime. The 1310nm port can be used for 40G/100G transceivers (40GBASE-LR4/ER4,100GBASE-LR4/ER4) to overlaying for the existing legacy traffic. This 40 DWDM channels are able to transport 400Gbps so that one pair solution can run totally 500Gbps over this unit.

Advantage of Arkoptics 40CH DWDM multiplexers

Arkoptics is an original passive fiber optics manufacture in China for more than 14 years. We have been offering OEM for many operators and large companies in Europe and North America.

40CH DWDM Mux Demux 1U Rack Mount

We will build in both 40ch DWDM Mux and Demux modules in 1U 19" chassis. The chassis will have clear channel port prints and Tx, Rx indications for easy patching in datacenter. Customized logo can be printed on the front patch panel as well. At the meanwhile, we have mounting bracket on the 1U chassis which will be much flexible to extend or reduce the mounting depth during installation in datacenter cabinets.

Application

10G DWDM network up to 100km transmisson

Multiple 40G DWDM network up to 40km

200G DWDM network up to 100km transmission

Overlaying 10Gbps Networks with Additional 40Gbps or 100Gbps Services

How to add 40Gbps and 100Gbps services to the existing metro networks without effecting the legacy installation?

In fact, just need to plug 40G or 100G fiber optic transceiver into the terminal equipment (Ethernet switch, router etc.), then use the patch cable to connect it to the existing DWDM network via a 1310nm band pass port on the DWDM multiplexer. Since the 1310nm band port is integrated into a 40 channels 100GHz DWDM multiplexer, then this set-up allows the transport of up to 40 x10Gbps plus 100Gbps over one fiber pair, in total 500Gbps, but without replacing any infrastructure.

Passive Transparent, Any Rate, Any Service Multiplexing

Multiplexing up to 40 channels on fiber pair, DWDM Mux Demux can maximize the use of the fiber by splitting one single cable into multiple traffic channels and simultaneously transport multiple data channels. It can be use with colored transceivers for various applications such as 1G/10G/25G/40G/100G Ethernet, SDH/SONET,4/8/16/32G Fibre Channel, OTU3 and OTU4, etc. Also it can interconnect seamlessly with EDFA, OLP, OEO and third party WDM products which make it an ideal solution for metro, long haul and DCI

Why choose us?

1. Arkoptics offers a comprehensive warranty on all of our DWDM Mux Demux products to ensure that you are fully satisfied with your purchase.

2. Our commitment to quality means that we use only the best materials and components in the manufacture of our DWDM Mux Demux products.

3. Our strict quality control measures ensure that our DWDM Mux Demux products meet or exceed industry standards.

4. Our customer service is second to none, with knowledgeable and friendly staff available to help you with your purchase.

FAQ

Q: Can the 40CH DWDM Mux Demux be customized with EXP port? If we connect the CWDM to EXP port, can we use some of the CWDM waves then?

A: Yes, it can be customized with EXP port and connected with CWDM Mux Demux. DWDM Mux Demux operates at C21-C60 (1530-1560nm) and the passband of the 1310 port is 1260-1360nm. For expanding CWDM wavelengthes, EXP can pass through the 1370-1510nm, 1570-1610nm wavelengths.

Q: We are researching a solution with which we can efficiently connect two data center locations, Two pairs of fiber-optic cables are available via two different routes; we want to divide the following requirements into these two routes: 1st approach (illustration of what we at least need today) - 8 x 10G for site networking via Brocade VDX - 4 x 16G for SAN (Netapp Metrocluster) 2. Approach: (what we will probably need in the medium term) - The 4 SAN connections will be replaced by 4 * 40G (possibly also 4 * 100G) (IP metro cluster) - of the 8 * 10G only 2 * 10G will remain, but 4x40G may also come with 4x100G)

A: Regarding your requirements, Arkoptics will have professional technical teams to provide tailored solutions for you. Our procedures are the following five steps: Design-Assembly-Configuration-Testing-Delivery. You can find more details of our solution cases by email our Chief Engineer via .

Q: Is it possible to have multiple 100G DWDM channels or is it limited to the single 40/100G using the 1310 port? If so please can you include links.

A: Yes, this Mux can transmit multiple 100G DWDM directly with 100G Transponder/Muxponder. And the 100G signals can also be multiplexed with 10G signals, but in order to avoid crosstalk between 10G and 100G signals, please keep the interval of 5CH.

Q: I need end to end channelization for 20+ 10/25G links over 2 dual link dark fiber SM connections. Does the mux can meet my requirements?

A: Yes, it can surly meet your needs, the Mux supports 40 channels of any rate transmission.

Q: When taking an existing 1310 link, how much dB loss would there be going through the DWDM? Specs say about 1.0dB. So two of these would drop the dB by 2?

A: The passband insertion loss of one mux is about 4.5dB, and the passband insertion loss of two mux is 7.0dB. Similarly, 1310 port insertion loss of one mux is 1.0dB, therefore when two mux taking an existing 1310 link, the insertion loss of 1310 port is less than 2.0dB. This is because we are using Thin Film Filter rather than AWG. But the total insertion loss depends on your specific link.

Q: Can these go up to 40kms?

A: Yes, they can support 40km connection with 80km DWDM transceivers

Q: Why does this DWDM only have C20- C59 or C21-C60 channels, and how do I use the C17-C20 DWDM modules?

A: The channel band of this 40CH DWDM multiplexer is C21-C59, and the band range of the DWDM module from C17 to C20 is not in the range of C21-C59, so the DWDM module of C17-C20 cannot be selected.

Q: If it would work to have 1 pair of 100Gb 1310nm optics Cisco QSFP-100G-LR4-S Compatible 100GBASE-LR4 QSFP28 Transceiver Module on the 1310 port on those DWDM shelves, does that interfere at all with the 40 channels of DWDM?

A: 1310nm service signal will not interfere with DWDM 1528 ~ 1564nm service. If EDFA amplifier is not used in the optical fiber line, 1310nm and other DWDM channels service can be transmitted normally on 40CH DWDM Mux/Demux.

Q: Did the mux contain lithium batteries?

A: No, the 40 channel dwdm mux demux is a passive products without power and lithium batteries.

Q: I'm working with a partner on upgrading one of our paths from CWDM to DWDM. We're looking at Ark DWDM 40 channel muxes. I'd like to understand a few things. 1. How does the 1310 port work. Primary question is probably does it reduce the number of available (40) channels? 2. Do some of the channels support higher speeds?

A: The 1310nm port will not reduce the number of available(40) channels. As you may know, the wavelength of our C21-C60 DWDM Mux Demux is from 1560.61nm to 1529.55nm, while the 1310nm Port Pass Band Width is 1260nm~1360nm. So they can work well respectively without affecting each other. 2. The 1310nm port allows existing legacy 1310 traffic to be added, such as 1000Base LX/EX, 10G LR/ER and 40G/100G ER4/LR4.

Q: I need to order the 40 channel DWDM Mux together with the DWDM SFP+80KM transceiver, should I buy the 50GHz SFP+ or 100GHz SFP+?

A: This is 100GHz 40CH DWDM MUX and DEMUX, here suggest you choose the 100GHz transceiver with C20~C59, this link for your reference:

Q: We want to do a 100gig optic using the 1310 port. Plus have the other channels of 10gig optics. Dual fiber, 20miles distance, for outdoor plant, the switch is cisco nexus switches. Could you help to design the project?

A: I think the 40CH Mux is ideal for your project, you can connect the 100G module to the 1310nm port of Mux and 10G to the channel port of Mux. As for the complete project design, Shawn will send you a complete solution for your reference by email later.

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