Wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) module and method for realizing single-fiber transmission in 10giga (G) Ethernet passive optical network (EPON) system
A transmission method and single-fiber technology, applied to WDM modules and fields that realize single-fiber transmission in 10G EPON systems, can solve problems such as troublesome networking, and achieve the effect of simplifying networking
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[0045] The present invention will be described in further detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0046] In the present invention, by controlling the wavelength range, the upstream wavelength does not overlap (the wavelength range of 1270nm is controlled to be 1270±6.5nm, and the wavelength range of 1310nm is controlled to be 1280-1360nm), so that the optical signals of each wavelength are wavelength-division multiplexed to realize single-fiber Transmission, which simplifies the networking of 10G EPON system and makes 10G EPON system better compatible with 10G&1G ONU.
[0047] The present invention provides the WDM module for realizing single-fiber transmission in the following 10G EPON system, the WDM module includes: a three-channel WDM module installed at the OLT end and a two-channel WDM module installed at the ONU end, and the three-channel WDM module completes Wavelength division multiplexing of three-channel four-wavelength optical signals; the two...
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