Burst-Mode Optical Transceivers GE-PON
Description
These transceivers are designed for point-to-multipoint (P2MP) WDM single fiber configurations (PON). In general, 1.31, 1.55 and 1.49 μm wavelengths are used. In particular, in the upstream, the uniquely designed burst-mode (BM) transmitter in the ONU module and BM RX in the OLT module make the system design simpler and less costly. The modules are made of compact 2×5 or 2×6 small form factor (SFF) with a SM pigtail, SC receptacle or a small form pluggable (SFP) with SC receptacle, unless a custom feature is requested. Go!Foton has developed devices for video-overlay applications including 3-wavelength video splitters and a compact / low-cost video receiver. These products are readily usable in conjunction with 3W-TRX™ equipped ONU modules.
Burst-Mode Optical Transceivers GE-PON
Specifications |
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| Signaling Rate Per Lane (Transmitter): | 1.25 Gb/s |
| Signaling Rate Per Lane (Receiver): | 1.25 Gb/s |
| Lane Center Wavelength: | 1310 nm |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Burst-Mode Optical Transceivers are designed for point-to-multipoint (P2MP) WDM single fiber configurations (PON).
In general, 1.31, 1.55, and 1.49 μm wavelengths are used with Burst-Mode Optical Transceivers.
Burst-Mode Optical Transceivers have a uniquely designed burst-mode (BM) transmitter in the ONU module and BM RX in the OLT module, which make the system design simpler and less costly.
Burst-Mode Optical Transceivers are available in compact 2×5 or 2×6 small form factor (SFF) with a SM pigtail, SC receptacle, or a small form pluggable (SFP) with SC receptacle.
Yes, Go!Foton has developed devices for video-overlay applications that are readily usable in conjunction with Burst-Mode Optical Transceivers equipped ONU modules.