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Started by nonford
Fri, 11 Nov 2005 03:12
The development trend for optical transmission equipment
Author: nonford
Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2005 03:12
Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2005 03:12
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Optical transmission equipment with broadband access and integrated service access has become the cosset in the most recent trend of development. On one hand, products based on the PDH technique, which cost less than nine hundred USD, exhibit supreme inexpensiveness; on the other hand, the optical transmission equipment that develops on the basis of SDH technique, more often than not, is required by customers to be equipped with Ethernet interface or video frequency interface. As a typical PDH equipment, OM8E1PCM, produced by Heng Guang Technologies, Co., Ltd has integrated eight E1 channels, one 10/100BASE-T Ethernet channel, one NX64bps, V.35 channel and PCM30 with 30 channels. However, the exquisite equipment featured by its 2U height and 19- inch width costs only 1000 odd USD. (Get more details in www.pcm30.com) Sometimes, designers have to consider to realize the functions of VDF, DDF and ODF on the PCM, so as to provide the most customized and convenient product to clients. Such equipment is various and multiform in configuration and modality, which includes the European 7R series and 19-inch structure. At the same time, SDH equipment with E1 channel, 1000M Ethernet interface and multi-channel 100M Ethernet interface has been becoming more and more popular, while broadband transmissions will usually adopt auto-dynamic distribution manner, such as Resilient Packet Ring RPR technique. In conclusion, low-priced optical equipment will be developed towards integrated service access. In addition to E1, E2, E3, T1, T2, T3 data, Ethernet data (such as 10Base-T, 100Base-T, 1000Base-T, 10/100 auto-adaptation Ethernet), V.35 data of G.703, V.11/V.24 data, video data, and even the SCADA system is about to be able to transmitted in single or double optical fibers.
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