Chemoptics Tunable SFP+ for CWDM Wireless Fronthaul Network
March 3, 2017
Currently wireless service providers are interested in a DWDM approach
over CWDM in their fronthaul networks to improve their capacity
significantly without installing new fiber cables. The existing DWDM
approach using fixed-wavelength DFBs causes high operational expenses
(opex), including the inventory cost for DFBs to cover a variety of
channels.
Currently wireless service providers are interested in a DWDM approach over CWDM in their fronthaul networks to improve their capacity significantly without installing new fiber cables. The existing DWDM approach using fixed-wavelength DFBs causes high operational expenses (opex), including the inventory cost for DFBs to cover a variety of channels.
Chemoptics announced a polymer-based external cavity tunable SFP+ for CWDM wireless fronthaul network in 2009. Now, Chemoptics' tunable SFP+ transceiver can reduce opex significantly, since it can be used to support any DWDM channel regardless of the allocated wavelength via the colorless nature of its tunable laser. Moreover, it supports the plug-and-play operation, which enables fast, easy, and cost-effective installation and maintenance.
Judge's comment: "Very innovative and there is potential market demand. Having low cost tunable lasers for front haul applications is a problem and this product offers a solution."
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