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- 3. What is an optical wavelength service? • A fiber optic based point to point, high bandwidth, delivery service • Uses dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) • Multiple high bandwidth channels are transmitted in a single fiber. • Multiple businesses can share a pair of fiber strands, each business using a different wavelength • Can be a cost effective substitute for infrastructure June 19 © FiberGuide 2019 3
- 4. What is an optical wavelength service?... • In DWDM, data is encoded on multiple laser transmitters • Corresponding laser pulses are multiplexed into a composite signal and transmitted in a single fiber • At the distal end of the fiber, signal is de-multiplexed into the constituent wavelength components • Up to 96 very high bandwidth channels can be transmitted in a single strand of fiber. June 19 © FiberGuide 2019 4
- 5. DWDM illustration June 19 © FiberGuide 2019 5 Rx Rx Rx Rx Rx Rx Rx Rx Rx Rx Multiplexer De-Multiplexer Optical Fiber
- 6. Types of optical wavelength services • Metro wavelength services – offered over metropolitan networks – connect sites within the same metropolitan area – they are readily available in most cities • Domestic wavelength services – connect locations within the same country – provisioned over long haul fiber optic networks • International (non-domestic) wavelength services – connect locations in different countries or across oceans – offered by carriers with international fiber footprints June 19 © FiberGuide 2019 6
- 7. Important features of wavelength services • High bandwidth – Up to 100Gbps per wavelength • Flexibility – can deliver different types of technologies including OTN, Ethernet, SONET/SDH and fibre channel • High security • Static path and dedicated bandwidth – fixed path from one point to another, bandwidth – bandwidth is not shared with other subscribers • Protected and unprotected options available • Service Level Agreement (SLA) offered • Low latency and jitter June 19 © FiberGuide 2019 7
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- 10. FiberGuide wavelength services procurement support • FiberGuide is a one stop source for wavelength services • Our support process includes the following: – We carefully review your bandwidth and other requirements – Using our online tool, GeoQuote, we explore the proximity of provider network access points to your sites – We match the best providers with your locations and technical needs – We then leverage our relationship with providers to negotiate best pricing on your behalf • Contact us at info@fiberguide.net June 19 © FiberGuide 2019 10