ATX offers the FLEDFA series of low cost, high quality, high powered optical amplifiers in 1RU and 2RU. They adopt the latest cladding pump with photonic integration technology to yield high optical amplification, while maintaining low noise to provide superior transmission of video, voice and data. These fully self-contained rack mounted amplifiers can be customized with internal WDMs and splitters allowing support of FTTx (EPON, GPON, RFoG) or HFC networks without the need for shelves of WDM couplers and a mountain of optical jumpers.
FiberLinx EDFA
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2RU Optical Amplifier
- Low noise, high performance for the highest video quality
- Front access optical connections for easy maintenance
- Remote management using SNMP allows operations integration
- AC or DC powering to optimize the power system for each installation
- Built-in WDMs to simplify installation and improve reliability
- HFC 1550 forward, 1310 return WDM option
- RFoG 1550 forward, 1610 return WDM option
- PON 1550 forward, 1490/1310 PON WDM option
- PON + RFoG 1550 forward, 1490/1310 PON, 1610 return WDM option
- Fully self-contained rack mounted amplifiers can be customized with internal WDMs and splitters allowing support of FTTx (EPON, GPON, RFoG) or HFC networks without the need for shelves of WDM couplers and a mountain of optical jumpers
1RU Optical Amplifier
- Low noise, high performance for optimal video transport
- Remote management using SNMP for operations integration
- AC or DC powering to optimize the power options for each installation
- Compact 1RU design to minimize headend footprint
- Can be configured to deliver 13-24 dBm total optical power with constant power control and 1-4 output ports, making them ideal for HFC and long distance applications
- Includes power level monitoring, user-friendly front panel display, as well as SNMP (SCTE-HMS MIBs) remote management with alarms allowing them to serve both manned and unmanned headend and hub applications
- Applications include GPON/EPON RF feeder networks, interoffice video transport networks, and HFC optical distribution networks
