FTBx-740C - xWDM OTDR Series

Resumen
C-band DWDM and 18-wavelength CWDM tunable OTDR series for metro Ethernet, remote PHY and passive C-RAN link characterization.

Características principales

  • CWDM+DWDM combo available in compact FTB-1v2
  • C-BAND ITU DWDM grid channels 12-62 selection in a single OTDR port
  • 18 CWDM channels covered in one OTDR port scalable to your deployments
  • Test through MUX/DEMUX/OADM
  • In-service testing of active networks
  • iOLM’s SFP-Safe Troubleshooting: guarantees no damage to SFP

Aplicaciones

  • C-RAN
  • Fiber Deep
  • Metro
  • Remote PHY

Especificaciones

1270 / 1290 / 1310 / 1330 / 1350 / 1370 / 1390 / 1410 / 1430 / 1450 / 1470 / 1490 / 1510 / 1530 / 1550 / 1570 / 1590 / 1610
Module
Distance Range Max 400
Distance Range Min (dB) 0,1
Dynamic range (dB) 37 dB (model CWDM), 40 dB (model DWC)
Module Number of Slots 1 slot
Productos compatibles FTB-1v2 Pro / FTB-2-PRO / FTB-4-PRO
Recalibration Month Interval 12
Test Type Fault location / Fiber characterization / Fiber length / Loss / ORL
Especificaciones completas

Recursos

Hoja de especificaciones

FTBx-740C xWDM OTDR Series
Manual del usuario

OTDR 2
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Descripción

This series includes one CWDM tunable OTDR module to cover all 18 CWDM channels from a single port and one DWDM tunable OTDR module to cover DWDM C-Band channels. This solution is available in the FTB-1V2, FTB-2 and FTB-4 platforms.

The 740C xWDM OTDR series has been designed with EXFO’s renowned high-quality standards to stabilize central wavelength under test, preventing any drift/leakage into adjacent channels, which would otherwise affect other valuable customers.

This OTDR is a scalable solution that can grow with your network by adding channels further down the road, hence allowing CAPEX reduction while covering your current and future needs.

The OTDR’s user-friendly interface lets the technician define a list of favorite channels over the C-Band (DWDM) or CWDM grid (CWDM) for quicker access and a more efficient test routine.

CWDM and DWDM: the answer to future bandwidth growth

CWDM and DWDM are gaining popularity for passive C-RAN or commercial services deployments such as fiber deep, Remote PHY and metro Ethernet in which each wavelength can address a specific site, such as a cell tower. Both CWDM and DWDM approaches are not mutually exclusive and co-exist in hybrid passive networks that feature DWDM over CWDM to maximize fiber capacity.

Use a xWDM tunable OTDR for:

  • Single-ended CWDM/DWDM fiber characterization
  • Validating the continuity and end-to-end loss through MUX, OADM and DEMUX, during construction
  • In-service testing using the client’s wavelengths port—without any downtime or impacting other client wavelengths
  • Troubleshooting and characterization by a single operator from the head-end