Reliable data communication depends on interconnections. Conventional electronics often link storage devices to servers and switches. These take the...
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How Telecom Networks Benefit from Multiband Optical Filters
As voice, video, and data traffic continue to increase, improving the flexibility and capacity of optical networks is a pressing challenge....
What is a Hybrid Gain Flattening Filter (GFF)?
The rapid expansion of the World Wide Web and increased connectivity requirements have generated an explosion in optical communication systems. In...
Expanding Network Capacity with Coarse wavelength division multiplexing (CWDM)
The demands placed on networks by voice, video and data are increasing exponentially. Thus, service providers require more bandwidth and higher...
The Basics of Long Pass Filters
Long pass filters, sometimes referred to as long pass edge filters, are designed to transmit wavelengths within a given wavelength range. This band...
How Does a Dichroic Filter Work?
Dichroic filters are designed to selectively allow wavelengths within a specific transmission band to pass through while reflecting all other colors...
What is a WDM Channel?
A simple approach in optical data communication is the use of a pair of optical fibers for a single channel transmission. The fiber pair provides...
An Overview of Optical Interconnect Technology
Optical interconnect technology is the successor to conventional electrical interconnects. Particularly in telecommunications, it was an obvious and...
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