September 10, 2015

Best practices for deploying and activating DWDM/high speed networks – optical layer

Ng Chin Keong

Applications Engineer, EXFO

High Speed Networks: SONET/SDH, OTN, WDM, 40/100/400G NEMs and Lab WDM/SONET/OTN transport testing

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Exclusive webinar series on high speed networks/DWDM

EXFO is proud to present its webinar series on high speed networks, 40G/100G, and dense wavelength-division multiplexing (DWDM) technology. This webinar series will discuss the best practices for deploying 100G/DWDM networks, as well as ensuring the success of the activation and maintenance phases, for optics and transport. It will also discuss the recommended tests in each stage of the network's life cycle.

Webinar 2: Best Practices for Deploying and Activating DWDM/High Speed Networks – Optical Layer

This second webinar in this high speed/DWDM series will emphasize the optical tests recommended during the deployment and activating phases, and why these are critical. It will present tests using different types of instruments such as optical time-domain reflectometers (OTDR), inspection probes and optical spectrum analyzers (OSA), how these tests can reduce failures when the network is active and notable differences between the tests for 10G networks and for 40G/100G networks.

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Best practices for deploying and activating DWDM/high speed networks – optical layer

Ng Chin Keong

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