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In fiber optics, a source of light (laser, LED, etc.) is used to emit electromagnetic radiation in order to perform a specific task, whether detecting faults, breaks and microbends, characterizing link-loss or certifying LAN/WANs. As recommended by the ITU-T (G.983.3), light sources are also used to test PON networks at three different wavelengths (1310/1490/1550 nm).

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Qualifying Ethernet Service Level Agreements: Internet 101

End-to-end testing for 800G optical communication networks

Still bogged down by issues when rolling out next-gen high speeds from R&D to manufacturing?

European operator uses Nova Context to improve trouble-ticket management

WINDTRE differentiates on ‘top quality’ customer experience with Nova service assurance

CenturyLink Lumen differentiates enterprise network services on ‘quality’ with Nova Active

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