iConverter CWDM/X modules are available in 4 and 8-Channel (wavelength) models, supporting a variety of wavelength combinations and port configurations. The Single-Fiber iConverter CWDM/X modules are available in 2 and 4-Channel models. The CWDM/X Pass Band module can be used to cascade two MUX/DEMUX modules, doubling the channel capacity on the common fiber link (up to 16 channels).

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  4 and 8 Channel Multiplexer/Demultiplexer

  Omnitron’s iConverter CWDM/X Coarse Wave Division Multiplexing (CWDM) Multiplexer/Demultiplexer (MUX/DEMUX) modules support ITU-T G.694.2 wavelengths between 1270nm to 1610nm in 20nm increments. iConverter CWDM/X modules are protocol and rate transparent allowing different services up to 10Gbps to be transported across the same fiber link.

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  MUX/DEMUX and Optical Add/Drop Mux Modules

  iConverter Single-Fiber Course Wave Division Multiplexing (CWDM) modules provide a flexible and cost effective solution for increasing fiber capacity over single fiber networks. CWDM over single-fiber increases network bandwidth capacity by enabling multiple wavelengths, or data channels that carry independent services over existing fiber infrastructure.

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iConverter CWDM/AD modules add (multiplex) and drop (demultiplex) selected channels, or wavelengths, in one or both directions of a CWDM fiber route. The iConverter 1-Channel CWDM/AD modules multiplex and demultiplex one specific CWDM channel from a common dual fiber or single-fiber CWDM fiber link. The iConverter 2-Channel CWDM/AD modules offer the same functions as 1-Channel CWDM/AD modules but for two specific CWDM channels on fiber pair links.

• iConverter® Single-Fiber CWDM Multiplexers and Add/Drop
  

  MUX/DEMUX and Optical Add/Drop Mux Modules

  iConverter Single-Fiber Course Wave Division Multiplexing (CWDM) modules provide a flexible and cost effective solution for increasing fiber capacity over single fiber networks. CWDM over single-fiber increases network bandwidth capacity by enabling multiple wavelengths, or data channels that carry independent services over existing fiber infrastructure.

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