Along with the introduction of Arista 7500E series switches, this article will illustrate several 100G DWDM solutions for distance up to 80 km, 150 km and 3000 km as well.
Development of 40 gbase isr4 qsfp+ transceiverMonica Geller
40GBASE-iSR4 QSFP+ transceiver provides an effective solution for users who seek to increase the capacity of their switching networks. With the reduced maximum specified output power, the QSFP+ iSR4 is able to support standard 40G Ethernet links up to 100 meters over OM3 and 10GBASE-SR links over the same distances. The QSFP+ form factor increases the effective 10G Ethernet port count density by a factor of 3 over the standard SFP+, while allowing for a decrease in overall power dissipation.
40ch DWDM Mux Demux + Montior Port + 1310nm Port for 40G/100GFS.COM
The 40ch Mux Demux is a high density, low loss and standalone passive optical module that provides excellent solution for infrastructure savings. The 1310nm port can be used for 40G/100G transceivers (40GBASE-LR4/ER4 resp. 100GBASE-LR4/ER4). The 40 DWDM channels are able to transport 400Gbps so that one can run totally 500Gbps over this unit.
This slide deck presents a user case by Microsoft (Mark Filer) for a 100G DWDM alternative to Coherent systems <80km using the PAM-4 approach. Fujitsu (Muhammed Sarwar) and Finisar (Gert Sarlet) present the case for Coherent. Inphi (Radha Nagarajan) and ADVA (Joerg-Peter Elbers) present the case for the PAM-4 approach. IEEE (John D'Ambrosia) weighs in from the standards perspective.
10G SFP+ Fiber Optic Transceivers and SFP+ DAC Data SheetAlice Gui
This document provides information on 10G SFP+ fiber optic transceivers and direct attach cables that FS.COM offers. It includes specifications for various 10G SFP+ transceiver models for Ethernet, SONET/SDH, and Fibre Channel that support different wavelengths, transmission distances and fiber types. It also lists compatible 10G SFP+ direct attach cable models. The document contains detailed specifications to help customers select the appropriate transceiver for their needs.
8 Channels Single Fiber DWDM Mux Demux,LC/UPCFS.COM
This LC DWDM Mux Demux are modular, scalable and are perfectly suited to transport PDH, SDH / SONET, ETHERNET services over WWDM, CWDM and DWDM in optical metro edge and access networks.
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These compact DWDM Mux Demux work in a pair to provide 8 bidirectional channels on a single strand of fiber, perfectly suited to transport PDH, SDH / SONET, ETHERNET services over WWDM, CWDM and DWDM in optical metro edge and access networks.
The document describes an 8-channel single fiber DWDM mux/demux module. It uses 8 DWDM channels in each direction on a single fiber, with channel spacing of 100GHz. The module has low insertion loss and is compact at 1U half rack size. It provides bidirectional transmission of Ethernet, SDH, and other services over DWDM networks.
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This are DWDM Mux Demux perfectly suited to transport PDH, SDH / SONET, ETHERNET services over WWDM, CWDM and DWDM in optical metro edge and access networks.
Development of 40 gbase isr4 qsfp+ transceiverMonica Geller
40GBASE-iSR4 QSFP+ transceiver provides an effective solution for users who seek to increase the capacity of their switching networks. With the reduced maximum specified output power, the QSFP+ iSR4 is able to support standard 40G Ethernet links up to 100 meters over OM3 and 10GBASE-SR links over the same distances. The QSFP+ form factor increases the effective 10G Ethernet port count density by a factor of 3 over the standard SFP+, while allowing for a decrease in overall power dissipation.
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The 40ch Mux Demux is a high density, low loss and standalone passive optical module that provides excellent solution for infrastructure savings. The 1310nm port can be used for 40G/100G transceivers (40GBASE-LR4/ER4 resp. 100GBASE-LR4/ER4). The 40 DWDM channels are able to transport 400Gbps so that one can run totally 500Gbps over this unit.
This slide deck presents a user case by Microsoft (Mark Filer) for a 100G DWDM alternative to Coherent systems <80km using the PAM-4 approach. Fujitsu (Muhammed Sarwar) and Finisar (Gert Sarlet) present the case for Coherent. Inphi (Radha Nagarajan) and ADVA (Joerg-Peter Elbers) present the case for the PAM-4 approach. IEEE (John D'Ambrosia) weighs in from the standards perspective.
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This LC DWDM Mux Demux are modular, scalable and are perfectly suited to transport PDH, SDH / SONET, ETHERNET services over WWDM, CWDM and DWDM in optical metro edge and access networks.
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These compact DWDM Mux Demux work in a pair to provide 8 bidirectional channels on a single strand of fiber, perfectly suited to transport PDH, SDH / SONET, ETHERNET services over WWDM, CWDM and DWDM in optical metro edge and access networks.
The document describes an 8-channel single fiber DWDM mux/demux module. It uses 8 DWDM channels in each direction on a single fiber, with channel spacing of 100GHz. The module has low insertion loss and is compact at 1U half rack size. It provides bidirectional transmission of Ethernet, SDH, and other services over DWDM networks.
8 Channels Single Fiber DWDM Mux Demux,LC/UPCFS.COM
This are DWDM Mux Demux perfectly suited to transport PDH, SDH / SONET, ETHERNET services over WWDM, CWDM and DWDM in optical metro edge and access networks.
The DWDM passive Mux Demux modules deliver the benefits of a Dense Wave Division Multiplexer in a fully passive solution. They are designed for long-haul transmission where wavelengths are packed tightly together over the C-band range of wavelengths, up to 48 wavelengths in 100GHz grid(0.8nm) and 96 wavelengths in 50GHz grid(0.4nm).
XFP modules are hot-swappable transceivers that operate at near-infrared wavelengths and support various network protocols including 10 Gigabit Ethernet and Fibre Channel. They include diagnostic monitoring and are compatible with major network equipment vendors. The document then provides details on different types of XFP modules including dual port, single port BIDI, CWDM, and DWDM variants along with their technical specifications and applications.
The document is a product datasheet for the Cirrus High Power Series CLOUDNET 5000M wireless access point. [1] It is a high-performance 5GHz outdoor wireless access point that provides secure, reliable point-to-multipoint connectivity for internet service providers and other organizations. [2] Key features include high speeds of up to 70Mbps, long range, multiple non-overlapping channels, robust security, and easy installation. [3] It is designed for applications such as wireless backhaul, redundant cellular backup, and providing internet access to remote areas.
The insatiable desire for more capacity and faster datarate arising from the explosion in bandwidth-intense applications necessitates deployment of higher capacity WDM systems in both inside datacenter and metro datacenter interconnects systems. This demand for higher datarates is reflected by the numerous standardization and study groups commenced in the last couple of years. While the standardization scrutinizes the requirements for smooth migration for a datacenter interconnect with distances of upto 40km, the upgrade to high capacity DC metro access networks (beyond 40km), where no standardization exists, needs to address the economic viability together with greater space, power and bandwidth efficiency requirements. This presentation focuses on both of these areas and elucidates the current trends and evolving technologies to deal with the dynamically shifting landscape of DCI.
This document discusses 10 Gigabit Ethernet networking technology. It provides an overview of 10 Gigabit Ethernet standards and applications. Various 10GbE transceiver modules are described such as XENPAK, X2, XFP, and SFP+. Dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) is discussed for extending transmission distances over fiber with DWDM SFP+ transceivers. Ordering information is also provided.
1) DWDM combines multiple optical signals so that they can be amplified and transmitted over a single fiber, increasing network capacity.
2) Basic DWDM system components include terminal multiplexers and demultiplexers, line repeaters, and optical terminals. Optical add-drop multiplexers allow removal or insertion of wavelengths along the span.
3) Proper link budgeting is required to ensure optical power levels remain above minimum thresholds to maintain signal quality as light propagates long distances through fiber. Regular monitoring and troubleshooting helps ensure transmission quality parameters are met.
The document describes a 40-channel DWDM multiplexer/demultiplexer module that aggregates 40 DWDM channels onto a single fiber using athermal arrayed waveguide grating (AWG) technology. It is packaged in a 1U rack-mounted chassis for simple installation and modularity. The module offers low loss and high density to add DWDM capability to networks with monitor ports for troubleshooting and specifications that comply with ITU grid standards.
The 40ch Mux Demux is a high density, low loss and standalone passive optical module that provides excellent solution for infrastructure savings by aggregating all 40 DWDM channels at a single site, offering network equipment manufacturers a more scalable and higher-density solution to add DWDM capability to their existing and new networks with simple pluggable interface.
ZXWR R8840 is an outdoor radio remote unit from ZTE's SDR series for UMTS networks. It has a compact design that is lightweight and easy to install without requiring dedicated equipment space. It supports expanding from 1 to 4 carriers through software upgrades and uses an efficient Doherty + DPD power amplifier design for lower power consumption. The R8840 also has flexible power supply options and security features suitable for outdoor installations.
- The document describes the Marathon II microwave radio system for industrial applications, highlighting its key features:
- It uses a modern ASIC modem chip and has a fanless design for low maintenance in remote locations.
- It provides hitless adaptive coding and modulation as well as automatic power control for long distance links with high performance and availability.
- Other features include a user-friendly web interface, managed Gigabit Ethernet switch, low power consumption, and suitability for long distance mountainous or over-water links.
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The document discusses emerging trends and applications for reconfigurable optical add-drop multiplexers (ROADMs) and wavelength selective switches (WSS). It notes that higher port count WSS are the fastest growing area to support applications like data centers, wireless backhaul, and utilities networks. The document summarizes the evolution of ROADM technology over generations from 1998 to present. It then outlines various ROADM architectures including multi-degree colorless and directionless designs using dual WSS or high port count WSS. These emerging technologies allow more flexible and efficient optical networking to support bandwidths from 10G to 400G and beyond for 5G, SDN/NFV applications and network virtualization.
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This document discusses technologies for flexible, high-capacity optical networks, including ROADMs. It describes how ROADMs are used to manage traffic through optical network intersections. It then summarizes technologies like coherent Nyquist filtering, superchannels, flexible grid WSS, hybrid Raman-EDFA amplifiers, and multi-port flexgrid optical channel monitors that enable increased network capacity, reduced costs, and transparent wavelength management for 400Gb/s and 1Tb/s transmission. These improved ROADM subsystems will enable more future-proof ROADM architectures.
This document summarizes the key specifications of a universal sub-rack that can be installed in N63B and N66B cabinets to support OSN8800 and OSN6800 network equipment. The sub-rack runs on 63 amps of power supply and has a maximum power consumption of 2400W when fully loaded. It also describes the basic components of a DWDM system, including optical transponders, MUX-DEMUX units, optical amplifiers, and supervisory channels.
This document provides product information for the RFS APX16DWV-16DWVS-E-A20 antenna, including how to purchase, specifications, services, and warranty. It describes the antenna as an optimizer side-by-side dual polarized antenna with a frequency range of 1710-2200 MHz, 65 degree beamwidth, 18.4 dBi gain, and adjustable electrical downtilt of 0-10 degrees. Launch 3 Telecom is listed as the supplier and provides same-day shipping as well as repair, maintenance, and other telecom services.
This document provides an introduction to Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) technology. It discusses the economic drivers pushing for increased bandwidth in networks, and describes DWDM as an option for increasing carrier bandwidth by allowing multiple wavelengths of light to be transmitted simultaneously along the same fiber. The document outlines some key components of DWDM systems, such as optical fibers, light sources and detectors, optical amplifiers, and multiplexers/demultiplexers. It also notes some benefits of using DWDM with SONET, such as enhanced performance, reliability, and network management capabilities.
This document provides product details and purchasing information for the Powerwave P65-16-XLH-RR dual broadband antennas. Key details include the antennas' frequency bands of 698-894 MHz and 1710-2170 MHz, dual linear polarization, horizontal beam width of 65 degrees, gain between 15.1-17.2 dBi, and ability to be purchased through Launch 3 Telecom which provides telecom equipment and services.
40GBASE-LR4 QSFP+ Transceiver Links: CWDM and PSMMonica Geller
As we all know, 40GBASE-SR4 QSFP+ transceivers usually use a parallel multimode fiber (MMF) link to achieve 40G. It offers 4 independent transmit and receive channels, each capable of 10G operation for an aggregate data rate of 40G over 100 meters of OM3 MMF or 150 meters of OM4 MMF. However, for 40GBASE-LR4 QSFP+ transceivers, there are two kinds of links. One is coarse wavelength division multiplexing (CWDM) and the other is parallel single-mode fiber (PSM). What’s the difference between them? In this article, I will show their working principles to you respectively.
Siemon Interconnect Solutions offers a full line of high-speed interconnect assemblies for data center applications supporting data rates up to 100Gb/s. This includes solutions such as SFP+, SFP28, QSFP+, and QSFP28 assemblies that are independently tested for interoperability. Their high-speed interconnects are tested above industry standards to ensure high performance, cost-effective connections for today's direct attach equipment.
100 g direct and breakout cabling solutionsAngelina Li
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The DWDM passive Mux Demux modules deliver the benefits of a Dense Wave Division Multiplexer in a fully passive solution. They are designed for long-haul transmission where wavelengths are packed tightly together over the C-band range of wavelengths, up to 48 wavelengths in 100GHz grid(0.8nm) and 96 wavelengths in 50GHz grid(0.4nm).
XFP modules are hot-swappable transceivers that operate at near-infrared wavelengths and support various network protocols including 10 Gigabit Ethernet and Fibre Channel. They include diagnostic monitoring and are compatible with major network equipment vendors. The document then provides details on different types of XFP modules including dual port, single port BIDI, CWDM, and DWDM variants along with their technical specifications and applications.
The document is a product datasheet for the Cirrus High Power Series CLOUDNET 5000M wireless access point. [1] It is a high-performance 5GHz outdoor wireless access point that provides secure, reliable point-to-multipoint connectivity for internet service providers and other organizations. [2] Key features include high speeds of up to 70Mbps, long range, multiple non-overlapping channels, robust security, and easy installation. [3] It is designed for applications such as wireless backhaul, redundant cellular backup, and providing internet access to remote areas.
The insatiable desire for more capacity and faster datarate arising from the explosion in bandwidth-intense applications necessitates deployment of higher capacity WDM systems in both inside datacenter and metro datacenter interconnects systems. This demand for higher datarates is reflected by the numerous standardization and study groups commenced in the last couple of years. While the standardization scrutinizes the requirements for smooth migration for a datacenter interconnect with distances of upto 40km, the upgrade to high capacity DC metro access networks (beyond 40km), where no standardization exists, needs to address the economic viability together with greater space, power and bandwidth efficiency requirements. This presentation focuses on both of these areas and elucidates the current trends and evolving technologies to deal with the dynamically shifting landscape of DCI.
This document discusses 10 Gigabit Ethernet networking technology. It provides an overview of 10 Gigabit Ethernet standards and applications. Various 10GbE transceiver modules are described such as XENPAK, X2, XFP, and SFP+. Dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) is discussed for extending transmission distances over fiber with DWDM SFP+ transceivers. Ordering information is also provided.
1) DWDM combines multiple optical signals so that they can be amplified and transmitted over a single fiber, increasing network capacity.
2) Basic DWDM system components include terminal multiplexers and demultiplexers, line repeaters, and optical terminals. Optical add-drop multiplexers allow removal or insertion of wavelengths along the span.
3) Proper link budgeting is required to ensure optical power levels remain above minimum thresholds to maintain signal quality as light propagates long distances through fiber. Regular monitoring and troubleshooting helps ensure transmission quality parameters are met.
The document describes a 40-channel DWDM multiplexer/demultiplexer module that aggregates 40 DWDM channels onto a single fiber using athermal arrayed waveguide grating (AWG) technology. It is packaged in a 1U rack-mounted chassis for simple installation and modularity. The module offers low loss and high density to add DWDM capability to networks with monitor ports for troubleshooting and specifications that comply with ITU grid standards.
The 40ch Mux Demux is a high density, low loss and standalone passive optical module that provides excellent solution for infrastructure savings by aggregating all 40 DWDM channels at a single site, offering network equipment manufacturers a more scalable and higher-density solution to add DWDM capability to their existing and new networks with simple pluggable interface.
ZXWR R8840 is an outdoor radio remote unit from ZTE's SDR series for UMTS networks. It has a compact design that is lightweight and easy to install without requiring dedicated equipment space. It supports expanding from 1 to 4 carriers through software upgrades and uses an efficient Doherty + DPD power amplifier design for lower power consumption. The R8840 also has flexible power supply options and security features suitable for outdoor installations.
- The document describes the Marathon II microwave radio system for industrial applications, highlighting its key features:
- It uses a modern ASIC modem chip and has a fanless design for low maintenance in remote locations.
- It provides hitless adaptive coding and modulation as well as automatic power control for long distance links with high performance and availability.
- Other features include a user-friendly web interface, managed Gigabit Ethernet switch, low power consumption, and suitability for long distance mountainous or over-water links.
Emerging Trends and Applications for Cost Effective ROADMsCPqD
The document discusses emerging trends and applications for reconfigurable optical add-drop multiplexers (ROADMs) and wavelength selective switches (WSS). It notes that higher port count WSS are the fastest growing area to support applications like data centers, wireless backhaul, and utilities networks. The document summarizes the evolution of ROADM technology over generations from 1998 to present. It then outlines various ROADM architectures including multi-degree colorless and directionless designs using dual WSS or high port count WSS. These emerging technologies allow more flexible and efficient optical networking to support bandwidths from 10G to 400G and beyond for 5G, SDN/NFV applications and network virtualization.
ROADM Technologies for Flexible - Tbitsec Optical NetworksCPqD
This document discusses technologies for flexible, high-capacity optical networks, including ROADMs. It describes how ROADMs are used to manage traffic through optical network intersections. It then summarizes technologies like coherent Nyquist filtering, superchannels, flexible grid WSS, hybrid Raman-EDFA amplifiers, and multi-port flexgrid optical channel monitors that enable increased network capacity, reduced costs, and transparent wavelength management for 400Gb/s and 1Tb/s transmission. These improved ROADM subsystems will enable more future-proof ROADM architectures.
This document summarizes the key specifications of a universal sub-rack that can be installed in N63B and N66B cabinets to support OSN8800 and OSN6800 network equipment. The sub-rack runs on 63 amps of power supply and has a maximum power consumption of 2400W when fully loaded. It also describes the basic components of a DWDM system, including optical transponders, MUX-DEMUX units, optical amplifiers, and supervisory channels.
This document provides product information for the RFS APX16DWV-16DWVS-E-A20 antenna, including how to purchase, specifications, services, and warranty. It describes the antenna as an optimizer side-by-side dual polarized antenna with a frequency range of 1710-2200 MHz, 65 degree beamwidth, 18.4 dBi gain, and adjustable electrical downtilt of 0-10 degrees. Launch 3 Telecom is listed as the supplier and provides same-day shipping as well as repair, maintenance, and other telecom services.
This document provides an introduction to Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) technology. It discusses the economic drivers pushing for increased bandwidth in networks, and describes DWDM as an option for increasing carrier bandwidth by allowing multiple wavelengths of light to be transmitted simultaneously along the same fiber. The document outlines some key components of DWDM systems, such as optical fibers, light sources and detectors, optical amplifiers, and multiplexers/demultiplexers. It also notes some benefits of using DWDM with SONET, such as enhanced performance, reliability, and network management capabilities.
This document provides product details and purchasing information for the Powerwave P65-16-XLH-RR dual broadband antennas. Key details include the antennas' frequency bands of 698-894 MHz and 1710-2170 MHz, dual linear polarization, horizontal beam width of 65 degrees, gain between 15.1-17.2 dBi, and ability to be purchased through Launch 3 Telecom which provides telecom equipment and services.
40GBASE-LR4 QSFP+ Transceiver Links: CWDM and PSMMonica Geller
As we all know, 40GBASE-SR4 QSFP+ transceivers usually use a parallel multimode fiber (MMF) link to achieve 40G. It offers 4 independent transmit and receive channels, each capable of 10G operation for an aggregate data rate of 40G over 100 meters of OM3 MMF or 150 meters of OM4 MMF. However, for 40GBASE-LR4 QSFP+ transceivers, there are two kinds of links. One is coarse wavelength division multiplexing (CWDM) and the other is parallel single-mode fiber (PSM). What’s the difference between them? In this article, I will show their working principles to you respectively.
Siemon Interconnect Solutions offers a full line of high-speed interconnect assemblies for data center applications supporting data rates up to 100Gb/s. This includes solutions such as SFP+, SFP28, QSFP+, and QSFP28 assemblies that are independently tested for interoperability. Their high-speed interconnects are tested above industry standards to ensure high performance, cost-effective connections for today's direct attach equipment.
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With the emerging high-speed network standards and rapidly advancing technology, fiber optic network is driven to meet the growing demand for faster access to larger volumes of data.
To meet the growing requirements of collaborative multimedia services and applications, to
respond to the fast-changing traffic patterns, and to better accommodate users’ bandwidth
demands, 100G connections have been positioned for significant growth in data centers with the
introduction of the latest 100G optical modules. The upgrade to 100Gbps is not more than gaining
capacity. It’s also about gracefully evolving your network at your own pace to achieve greater
efficiency, streamline costs and support new services. Many systems now support four or more
100G ports on each line card, with some systems supporting many hundreds of 100G ports. 100G
optical modules, as an integral part of the overall system design, support highly reliable operations,
optimized for entire architecture. This article puts its focus on one predominant 100G form factor:
QSFP28.
The document is a datasheet for the Huawei compatible QSFP-100G-SR4-S= 100GBASE SR4 QSFP transceiver module. It provides specifications for the module such as dimensions of 13.5 x 18.4 x 72.4 mm, nominal wavelength of 850nm, support for transmission distances of 70m over OM3 fiber and 100m over OM4 fiber, power consumption of 3.5W, and beige colored pull tab. It also provides a comparison of this module to other similar 100G QSFP transceiver modules.
The document is a datasheet for the Cisco 100GBASE Quad Small Form-Factor Pluggable (QSFP) LR4 transceiver module QSFP-100G-LR4-S=. It provides specifications for the module such as its dimensions, nominal wavelengths, cable type and distance, power consumption, and regulatory compliance. The module supports 100G Ethernet connectivity over single-mode fiber at distances up to 10km.
The document provides an overview of MCI Alborz's Smart Router 8600 portfolio. It describes the various router models and their specifications, including the 8602, 8615, 8625, 8665, and others. Key features covered are throughput capacities up to 3 terabits, interface options with 1G, 10G, and 100G ports, stacking abilities, form factors from 1RU to 14RU, and use cases like mobile backhauling, enterprise connectivity, and more. Management is provided by Coriant's 8000 Intelligent Network Manager for provisioning, monitoring, and troubleshooting the IP/MPLS network.
Our FSP 3000 M-Flex800™ is single-slot card that offers a universal host for ZR and ZR+ optics and addresses many of the shortfalls of IP-over-DWDM (IPoWDM) solutions. Ideal for high-capacity transport across edge, metro and core networks, it streamlines demarcation and aggregation. Combined with the use of a wide range of ZR optics, this enables a flexible, cost-efficient way to develop compact and low-power transport solutions from the edge to the core with separated IP and optical layers.
Are You Ready for Embracing 100G Ethernet?Angelina Li
Ethernet as the networking standards, enables computers to locally connect to each other, which is
the ultra-strong backbone to the many networks we use every day. Although most of the Ethernet
market is still running around 1 Gbqs or 10 Gbqs, there is a strong interest in higher data rates.
The document is a datasheet for the QSFP-40/100-SRBD 100G and 40GBASE SR-BiDi QSFP transceiver module. It provides specifications for the module such as dimensions, nominal wavelengths, cable type supported, cable distance, power consumption, and environmental conditions. The module uses small form-factor pluggable (QSFP) technology and supports data transmission speeds of 100G and 40G over multimode fiber cables up to 100 meters.
The document summarizes a Gigabit Ethernet and 1G Fibre Channel multiplexer module that aggregates these protocols onto a single WDM wavelength. It can effectively double the transport capacity of a fiber link. The module uses flexible SFP technology for its client-side and trunk-side optics, allowing it to support CWDM, DWDM, and Ethernet muxing. It is a single-slot module that supports 2 Ethernet ports, 2 Fibre Channel ports, or one of each, for flexible capacity on a fiber.
The document discusses the shift towards using coherent optical technology at the network edge. It argues that 100G QSFP28 ports using coherent 100ZR technology will dominate the optical edge in the coming years. This will allow for longer transmission reaches of over 300km compared to traditional direct detection. Key advantages of coherent 100ZR include lower power consumption of 5W or less in a QSFP28 form factor, simplified deployment without manual tuning, and compatibility with existing network infrastructure. The technology could enable seamless upgrades to 100G speeds at aggregation points across access networks.
ADVA Optical Networking and Arista Networks Joint OOLS DemoADVA
Check out the slides for Arista Networks and ADVA Optical Networking's joint showcase at OFC 2016. The demo involved a 2000km transmission over an open optical line system with an Arsita switch and ADVA Optical Networking data center interconnect transport.
Closer Look at 400G QSFP-DD Optical Transceiver ModuleSun Telecom
Recent years have seen the evolution towards the 5G, Internet of Things (IoT), and cloud computing, increasing pressure on data centers to ramp up both network capacity to 400G and driving providers to search for new solutions to achieve their 400G Data Center Interconnects (DCIs). 400G QSFP-DD optical transceiver module is becoming one of the most popular cutting-edge 400G DCI solutions. This article will provide a basic understanding of QSFP-DD optical transceiver modules.
10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GE, 10GbE, or 10 GigE) is a group of computer networking technologies for transmitting Ethernet frames at a rate of 10 gigabits per second (10×109 or 10 billion bits per second). It was first defined by the IEEE 802.3ae-2002 standard.
The document describes the ALS series of IP/PDH/SDH microwave radio systems. Key points:
- The ALS series provides native IP, PDH and SDH connectivity and is suitable for a wide range of network applications, from cost-sensitive to high-capacity backbone networks.
- It supports flexible interfaces including E1, Ethernet, and STM-1, and can evolve from pure TDM to pure IP networks.
- Nodal configurations allow connecting multiple hops in crowded stations simply and reduce equipment complexity.
The document is a datasheet for the GLC-SX-MMD 1000BASE-SX SFP transceiver module. It operates on multimode fiber with wavelengths of 850nm up to 550 meters on OM2 fiber. The SFP module supports 1Gbps data rates and has an extended operating temperature range of -40 to 85°C. It has an LC duplex connector and is compliant with IEEE 802.3z and SFF-8472 standards.
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Introducing Coherent 100ZR for the optical edgeADVA
Our Coherent 100ZR empowers service providers to easily and affordably deploy 100Gbit/s coherent transceiver technology in the access network. Purpose-built for the optical edge, it features the industry's first DSP to meet 5W QSFP specifications and is offered in both C-temp and I-temp variations for a broad range of deployment options.
The document introduces the Baseband 6648, Ericsson's new baseband unit for 4G and 5G networks. It has the highest RAN compute capacity for installation in equipment racks or enclosures. Key features include support for 10,000 users in mixed 4G/5G mode with throughput of up to 15Gbps downlink and 3Gbps uplink. It will be available for purchase starting in Q1 2020.
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Several 100 g dwdm solutions for arista 7500e series
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To keep up with the global demand for higher bandwidth, Arista has designated 7500E series switch
to address 100G long-hual dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) connectivity. Arista
100G interconnect solution combines Layer 2/Layer 3 switching, wire-speed encryption and
coherent DWDM into a high-density line card for the Arista 7500E data centers. Along with the
introduction of Arista 7500E series switches, this article will illustrate several 100G DWDM solutions
for distance up to 80 km, 150 km and 3000 km as well.
Arista 7500E Series Switch & Line Card
Arista 7500E series is the second generation of 7500 series switch that delivers scalable and
deterministic network performance for mission critical data centers, enterprise and HPC
environments. Available in a compact 7RU (4-slot) or 11RU (8-slot), Arista 7500E offers over 30Tbps
of total capacity for 1,152 ports of 10GbE, 288 ports of 40GbE and support for 96-port 100GbE with
a broad choice of interface types that support flexible combinations of 10G, 40G and 100G modes
on a single port.
The 7504 and 7508 are the two types of Arista 7500E series switches. The 7508 systems support 8
linecards, dual supervisor modules and 6 fabric modules to provide a full 30Tbps of capacity. The
smaller 7504 systems share a common architecture with the 7508 with the primary difference
being support for 4 linecards and 15Tbps of forwarding capacity. The most unique feature of this
switch is that it can connect with 10G SFP+, 40G QSFP+, 100G QSFP28 and CFP2 modules.
Several 100G DWDM
Solutions for Arista
7500E Series
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Arista 7500E series line card for addressing 1/10G, 40G and 100G with full support for industry
standard connections and comprehensive layer 2 and 3 features for flexible deployment choice. The
line card delivers error-free performance up to 3000 km of fiber and consumes less than 140W per
100Gbps. Similar to any other Arista platform, the DWDM line card utilizes the single binary image
of Arista’s extensible operating system (EOS). Line cards with CFP2 and QSFP support standard
100G for both single and multimode fiber for distance up to 40 km.
Why Need 100G DWDM Solution?
100G optical transceivers provide the most straightforward method to connect 100G traffic over
long-hual applications. 100G optics like CFP and QSFP28 offer cost-optimized solutions for
connecting 100G switches together in a rack or data center. Nevertheless, the small and
cost-effective QSFP28 100G optics now can only handle connections over distances of less than 10
km. For example, QSFP28 LR4 is compliant with 100GBASE-LR4 standard that operates over duplex
LC cables for a link length of 10 km.
As to the CFP form factors, coherent CFP modules is designed to support metro and long-hual
DWDM applications. CFP 100GbASE-ER4 can support up to 40 km. However, owing to its large size
and high power consumption, CFP transceivers are less popular on the market. If you want to use
CFP optics for 100G deployment, keep in mind, CFP modules are too large to fit in the Ethernet
switches and will significantly reduce port counts and increase power usage, making 100G switches
poor performance in cost-effectiveness. Therefore, customers who want to upgrade 100G network
can only cover a distance of 10 km, which is obviously insufficient for geographically separated data
centers or metro infrastructures. Figure 2 shows the basics of DWDM system.
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To realize 100G long-distance transmission, Arista 100G DWDM solution combines DWDM optics
with a fully passive Mux/Demux system that can handle up to 3,000 km. Arista 100G DWDM
solution is a 6 x 100G Coherent DWDM line card for the 7500E series with integrated wire-speed
encryption and analog coherent CFP2 optical interfaces. Several use cases for the Arista 7500E
Series DWDM card in multi-site data center networks exist. The following sections identify three
use cases for Arista 7500E DWDM solutions.
Use Cases for Arista 7500E DWDM Solutions
Use Case 1—Less Than 80KM Dark Fiber Connection
For a typical metro link that is less than 80 km, Arista 7500E Series DWDM line cards can directly
terminate a dark fiber connection providing a point-to-point connection between two locations.
Just as figure 3 shows, Arista DWDM solution is ideal for metro applications transmitting up to
9.6Tbps traffic without the need for any additional amplification.
Use Case 2—Greater Than 80 km But Less Than 150 km
When extending the distance beyond 80 km, there is a need to amplify the signal to offset heavy
signal loss that occurred in the light signal when passing through fiber cables, patch panels and
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other optical devices. Under this circumstance, EDFA’s or Erbium Doped Fiber Attenuators are
employed to give the aggregated wave a boost.
By using EDFAs (seen in Figure 4) to the transmit side of each end of the dark fiber link, the signal
can be boosted to achieve distances of up to 150 km. Exact distances will be dependent on the
number of patches, fiber splices and quality of the fiber.
Use Case 3—Greater Than 150 km But Less Than 3,000 km
Arista 7500E DWDM solutions can also cover the distance of greater than 150 km but less than
3000 km. Employing further EDFAs at a spacing of approximately 80 km along the fiber route allows
the length of a connection to be extended to over 3,000 km. As shown below, EDFAs are used on
both paths to boost the signal.
Supported Optics for Arista 7500E Series
All Arista 10G SFP+ transceivers, with the exception of LRM, are supported on the Arista 7500E SFP+
ports.
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Interface Type SFP+ ports
10GBASE-CR 0.5m-5m
10GBASE-AOC 3m-30m
10GBASE-SRL 100m (OM3) / 150m (OM4)
SFP-10G-SR 300m (OM3) /400m (OM4)
SFP-10G-LRL 1km
SFP-10G-LR 10km
SFP-10G-ER 40km
10GBASE-DWDM 80km
SFP-10G-ZR100 100km
100Mb TX, 1GbE SX/LX/TX Yes
The 40G QSFP+ transceivers and cables allow for 4x10G mode support with the use of fiber
breakout cables, MTP to LC cassettes, or QSFP to SFP+ cables. See the below table for details on the
latest supported 40G transceivers.
Interface Type QSFP+ ports
40GBASE-CR4 0.5m-5m
40GBASE-AOC 3m-100m
QSFP-40G-UNIV 150m (OM3) / 150m (OM4), 500m (SM)
QSFP-40G-SRBD 100m (OM3) /150m (OM4)
QSFP-40G-SR4 100m (OM3) / 150m (OM4)
QSFP-40G-XSR4 300m (OM3) / 400m (OM4)
QSFP-40G-PLRL4 1km (1km 4x10G LR/LRL)
QSFP-40G-PLR4 10km (10km 4x10G LR/LRL)
QSFP-40G-LRL4 1km
QSFP-40G-LR4 10km
QSFP-40G-ER4 40km
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100G QSFP28 and CFP2 Optics
Interface Type 100G CFP2 Ports 100G QSFP Ports
100GBASE-XSR10
300m OM3 / 400m OM4 Parallel
MMF
100GBASE-SR4
100m OM3 / 150m OM4 Parallel
MMF
100GBASE-LR4 10km SM Duplex 10km SM Duplex
100GBASE-LRL4 2km SM Duplex
100GBASE-ER4 40km SM Duplex
100GBASE-CWDM4 2km SM duplex
100GBASE-PSM4 500m SM Parallel
100GBASE-AOC 3m to 30m
100GBASE-CR4 1m to 3m
Conclusion
Arista 7500E DWDM solution works in conjunction with passive Optical Mux/Demux devices and
in-line amplifiers to support additional bandwidth and extended reaches. Arista 7500E DWDM
solution can directly reach up to 80 km without requiring in-line amplification, which is ideal for
metro applications. With an Optical Signal to Noise ratio (OSNR) of 11.6dB, it can be used
effectively for point to point long-haul applications up to 3,000kms with in-line amplifiers and
multiplexers.
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