| Brand Name: | Gracyfiber |
The C-Band LWDM Module is a passive wavelength-division multiplexing component designed to combine or separate multiple optical wavelength channels within the C-band.
C-Band Wavelength Operation
Designed for multi-wavelength optical transmission within the C-band.
MUX and DEMUX Configurations
Available for combining multiple wavelength channels or separating a composite optical signal into individual channels.
Passive Optical Operation
Requires no external electrical power for wavelength multiplexing or demultiplexing.
Multi-Channel Fiber Transmission
Enables multiple wavelength channels to share a common optical fiber.
Flexible Channel Configuration
Channel count, center wavelengths, and wavelength spacing can be specified according to the optical system design.
Configurable Interfaces
Fiber type, connector type, pigtail length, and package can be selected according to project requirements.
Suitable for Optical System Integration
Can be integrated with transceivers, amplifiers, test equipment, and other wavelength-selective optical components.
Wavelength-division multiplexing systems
Optical transmission networks
Fiber capacity expansion
Optical transceiver systems
Photonic test platforms
Optical monitoring systems
Fiber sensing systems
Laboratory wavelength management
Optical equipment integration
Custom multi-wavelength optical modules
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It combines multiple wavelength channels onto a common fiber in a MUX configuration or separates multiple wavelengths from a common fiber in a DEMUX configuration.
A MUX combines several optical wavelength channels into one common transmission path. A DEMUX performs the reverse function by separating the multiplexed signal into individual wavelength channels.
The module is designed for C-band optical wavelengths. The exact center wavelengths and usable passbands depend on the specific channel configuration.
No. It is a passive optical component and does not require an external electrical power supply for wavelength multiplexing or demultiplexing.
Yes. Channel count and wavelength configuration can be specified according to the required optical system design, subject to the available product configuration.
The main parameters to confirm include channel count, center wavelengths, channel spacing, passband, insertion loss, channel isolation, ripple, PDL, return loss, fiber type, connector type, pigtail length, package size, and operating temperature.