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  • How to distinguish optical access network OLT, ONU, ODN, ONT?

    The optical access network is an access network that uses light as the transmission medium, instead of copper wires, and is used to access every household. Optical access network. Optical access network generally consists of three parts: optical line terminal OLT, optical network unit ONU, optica...
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  • It turns out that the application of optical fiber modules is so wide

    In the cognition of many people, what is an optical module? Some people answered: it is not composed of an optoelectronic device, a PCB board and a housing, but what else does it do? In fact, to be precise, the optical module is composed of three parts: optoelectronic devices (TOSA, ROSA, BOSA), ...
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  • Types of fiber amplifiers

    When the transmission distance is too long (more than 100 km), the optical signal will have a great loss. In the past, people usually used optical repeaters to amplify the optical signal. This kind of equipment has certain limitations in practical applications. Replaced by optical fiber amplifier...
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  • Optical module models

    The optical module is an important device in the optical fiber communication system.  Optical modules are produced by Huanet Technologies Co., Ltd., and the place of origin is Shenzhen. Huanet Technologies Co., Ltd. is a provider of telecom network solutions. Huanet’s main business scope is...
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  • The difference between OLT, ONU, router and switch

    First, the OLT is an optical line terminal, and the ONU is an optical network unit (ONU). They are both optical transmission network connection equipment. It is the two necessary modules in PON: PON (Passive Optical Network: Passive Optical Network). PON (passive optical network) means that the (...
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  • Is there a difference between FTTB and FTTH?

    1. Different equipment When FTTB is installed, ONU equipment is required; FTTH’s ONU equipment is installed in a box in a certain part of the building, and the user’s installed machine is connected to the user’s room through Category 5 cables. 2. Different installed capacity FTTB is a fiber optic...
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  • Analyze the four major requirements of data centers for optical modules

    At present, the traffic of the data center is increasing exponentially, and the network bandwidth is constantly upgrading, which brings great opportunities for the development of high-speed optical modules. Let me talk to you about the four major requirements of the next-generation data center fo...
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  • LightCounting: The global optical communications industry supply chain may be divided into two

    A few days ago, LightCounting released its latest report on the status of the optical communications industry. The agency believes that the global optical communications industry supply chain may be divided into two, and most of the manufacturing will be carried out outside of China and the Unite...
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  • Current State of Industry: Optical Transport DWDM Systems Equipment

    “Very competitive” is the best way to characterize the Optical Transport DWDM equipment market. While it is a sizeable market, weighing in at $15 billion, there are about 20 systems manufacturers that actively participate in selling DWDM equipment and aggressively vie for market share. That said,...
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  • Omdia Observation: British and American small optical network operators are promoting a new FTTP boom.

    News on the 13th (Ace) The latest report from market research company Omida shows that some British and American households are benefiting from FTTP broadband services provided by small operators (rather than established telecom operators or cable TV operators). Many of these small operators are ...
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  • CFP/CFP2/CFP4 Optical Module

    CFP MSA is the first industry standard to support 40 and 100Gbe Ethernet optical transceivers. The CFP multi-source protocol is to define a packaging specification for hot-swappable optical modules to promote 40 and 100Gbit/s applications, including next-generation high-speed Ethernet application...
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  • The difference between CWDM and DWDM

    With the continuous development of the optical communication industry, new technologies and cost-saving solutions continue to derive. For example, CWDM and DWDM products are increasingly widely used, so today we will learn about CWDM and DWDM products! CWDM is a low-cost WDM transmission technolo...
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