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  • What is a CWDM used for?

  • FAQ    Release time:2023-07-20
  • Fiber Optic CWDM’s are used to increase the amount of information or systems that can be transmitted over a single fiber. They are also used to create virtual fiber or fiber relief freeing up existing fibers to be used for other networks or systems.

    For example a typical 4 channel CWDM point to point network will use a multiplexer to combine four different wavelengths onto one fiber and a demultiplexer at the opposite end to individually demultiplex or separate the wavelengths. This allows you to simultaneously transmit four different signals/systems over the same fiber. This would free up 3 other fibers on a four fiber network creating virtual fiber or fiber relief. 


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      What is a CWDM?
    • CWDM stands for Course Wavelength Division Multiplexer. CWDM’s work similar to the WDM’s explained in questions 1 and 2. “Course” meaning the channel spacing is 20nm with a working channel passband of +/-6.5nm from the wavelengthscenter. This is tighter channel spacing than typical Wide Band Optic (WBO) WDM’s, which allows for more channels within the ITU CWDM grid. CWDM’s allow you to multiplex or demultiplex multiple wavelengths over one fiber. This is done by using light wavelength filte…
    • FAQ2023-07-20

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      What is a DWDM?
    • DWDM stands for Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexer. DWDM’s allow you to multiplex or demultiplex more than one wavelength over one fiber similar to the CWDM mentioned in questions 3 and 4. The word “Dense” is referring to the very narrow channel spacing measured in Gigahertz (GHz) as opposed to nanometer (nm). DWDM’s typically use channel spacing of 100GHz with a working channel passband of +/-12.5GHz from the wavelengths center. This allows you to add multiple wavelengths on to one fiber …
    • FAQ2023-07-20

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