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Confluent Photonics Introduces New DWDM Mux/Demux with Integral Restoration Optical Switch

Posted on: Tuesday, 2 December 2003, 06:00 CST

SALEM, N.H.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 2, 2003--Confluent Photonics, a leading provider of optical transport solutions, today introduced a new DWDM Multiplexer/Demultiplexer with an integral restoration optical switch. The Protection Switch Mux/Demux, Model RAM-20-200-PS, is designed for DWDM optical transport applications that require an elevated level of reliability.

The integral optical switch will prevent loss of service by toggling between primary and redundant fiber within 50 milliseconds, whenever a fiber break is detected by the unit. Also, it can be configured to automatically select the better fiber if power degradation is detected. The model RAM-20-200-PS provides an enhanced set of power alarms to inform the operator about the health of the optical transmission. Degradation detection and signal analysis criteria can be controlled remotely by the operator.

The Mux/Demux features ultra-low insertion loss, excellent uniformity and extremely low chromatic dispersion, making it the industry standard for high-channel count, high-speed applications.

Confluent Photonics will be demonstrating the new Protection Switch Mux/Demuxes in booth 726 at the 2003 Western Show.

About Confluent Photonics Corporation

Confluent Photonics Corporation is a privately held company based in Salem, New Hampshire. Confluent products define the state of the art in high-performance subsystems for dense wavelength division multiplexing. The company's DWDM systems enable service providers to increase bandwidth in CATV, metropolitan, and long-haul optical networks and to derive the maximum ROI from existing network infrastructures. These subsystems are used by leading cable and telecommunications companies and are expandable to support future components and subsystems. Additional information about the company and its products may be found on the Confluent Photonics website at www.confluentphotonics.com.

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