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8CH MWDM Mux Module 1271.5 1341.5nm 10nm Spacing Low Loss Low PDL FC UPC 0.9mm Fiber ABS Box
1. Product Description
The 8-Channel MWDM Mux Module is designed to combine eight O-band optical channels onto a common fiber for wavelength-division multiplexing systems. It supports channel wavelengths of 1271.5, 1281.5, 1291.5, 1301.5, 1311.5, 1321.5, 1331.5, and 1341.5 nm, with 10 nm channel spacing.
2. Product Features
Testing Data Sheet
Product Name:
8CH MWDM, 1271.5/1281.5/1291.5/1301.5/1311.5/1321.5/1331.5/1341.5nm , 100x80x10 Module with FC/UPC ,1.0±0.03m
Part number: MWDM-1x8-M-1271.5/1281.5/1291.5/1301.5/1311.5/1321.5/1331.5/1341.5-09-10-100*80*10-FC/UPC
3. Applications
O-band wavelength-division multiplexing
5G mobile fronthaul networks
BBU, RRU, and AAU optical interconnection
Access and metropolitan optical networks
Fiber capacity expansion
Multi-wavelength optical transmission
Optical network monitoring
Telecom transmission equipment
Customized optical modules
Point-to-point fiber links
4. FAQ
Q1: Which wavelengths are combined by this 8-channel MWDM Mux Module?
The module combines eight channels centered at 1271.5, 1281.5, 1291.5, 1301.5, 1311.5, 1321.5, 1331.5, and 1341.5 nm. The channel spacing is 10 nm, and the combined optical signal is routed through the common port.
Q2: What connector quality controls are applied to this module?
The FC/UPC connector end faces are subjected to 100% 3D inspection as an internal quality-control process. The core area is required to be free of defects, while the cladding area is evaluated according to defined scratch and defect-size limits.