Fujitsu Network Communications 1FINITY L220 CDC Add/Drop Blade

Feb. 20, 2020
This economical solution is perfect for smaller CDC ROADM sites up to four degrees that require the flexibility to grow, says the company.
The 1FINITY L220 CDC Add/Drop blade is a 3RU, standalone, passive shelf that delivers 28 wavelengths directly from the blade and can scale up to 144 add/drops. This economical solution is perfect for smaller CDC ROADM sites up to four degrees that require the flexibility to grow, says the company.

Judge’s comment: “The CDC, colorless, contentionless and connectionless features are the future of wavelength-selective switching ROADMs and will enable increased capacities over existing infrastructures and increased reliability in ringed and meshed fiber networks. Having these features today is a substantial benefit.”

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