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Integrated optical link terminal systems

Compact terminal systems combining conversion, amplification and optional dispersion management.

  • 155 Mb/s to 10 Gb/s terminal classes
  • 59-69 dB listed optical budgets
  • 1U multi-function format

Use the protocol, span loss and transmission requirement to select a terminal configuration. The optical budgets below are stated in dB and do not define a distance without a link design.

Configuration options

Each row is a separate configuration. Limits from different rows must not be combined.
ConfigurationListed optical link budget
STM-1 terminal69 dB
STM-4 terminal65 dB
STM-16 terminal59 dB
1 GbE terminal63 dB
STM-64/10 GbE terminal59 dB

Technical details

Line output wavelength
1552.52 nm
Client input wavelength
1270-1600 nm
Client output wavelength
1310 nm
Optical connectors
LC/PC

Integration and delivery

Functions
Wavelength conversion, optical amplification and configuration-dependent dispersion compensation
Management
Web interface, command interface and SNMP

Conditions and configuration notes

  • A value in dBm describes optical power; a value in dB describes gain, loss or an optical budget. A link budget is not a distance in kilometres.
  • Performance depends on channel loading, fibre losses and the selected operating point; family limits do not automatically apply together.
  • Bit-error ratio, span fibre, dispersion and receiver conditions must be agreed before assigning a transmission distance.

Applications to discuss

  • Optical network integration
  • Fibre-link engineering

Specify your configuration

Precisometer supports selection and integration. Contact us for a quotation against an agreed configuration.

  • Target wavelength or passband and input/output power
  • Gain, noise, timing and polarization requirements
  • Optical connections, control interface and installation conditions
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Local technical draft · configuration and final specifications require confirmation.