PRODUCT: UPDATE
PPC ‘Hapi’ to launch new installation tool
www.ppc-online.com
PPC Broadband has launched the Hapi Miniflex cable installation tool. Designed as a cost-saving device for
efficiently deploying Miniflex fibre cable in commercial offices, residential homes, and multi-dwelling units, the tool is easy to use and employs a fibre loading mechanism for protecting the fibre cable, saving the installer valuable time and resources. It is designed for simple manual
operation, so does not require a power source. More specifically, it can deploy into microduct routes of more than 300m at up to 30m per minute. Users will find the tool lightweight,
compact and portable. All components, including the ruggedised carrying case, weigh only 3.1kg.
Optelian disaggregated platform designed for deployment flexibility
www.optelian.com
Optelian has introduced its Deploy Anywhere Series – a multi-service, compact and hardened (OSP-compliant) platorm designed for multi- haul transport upgrades, remote business services access and fibre deep architectures. Purpose-built for where deployment
flexibility and scalability of service growth can be unpredictable, the hardened platorm is capable of being deployed in harsh environments – where a temperature-controlled shelter or facility does not exist – while still providing next generation multi-service
capability anywhere from 1G to 1.6T. Te first member of the series is the TMX-
4400. Tis is described as an ideal DWDM transport
solution for any haul deployment of hardened 100/200/400 GbE or OTU services. It interfaces a 100 to 400G QSFP28/DD on
the client side, and a CFP2-DCO on the line side with soſtware-programmable DWDM modulation supporting operation from 100 to 400G, including openZR+, CableLabs and openROADM standards.
NeoPhotonics launches Class 60 for Coherent
www.neophotonics.com
NeoPhotonics has added Class 60 versions of its Coherent Driver-Modulator (CDM) and Intradyne Coherent Receiver (Micro-ICR) to its suite of high-bandwidth Coherent components. Optical performance improvement due to
increased baud rates enables customers to pack more data over longer distances for beter economics, lower cost per bit, lower operating expenses and lower power consumption, all under the same hardware envelope as they currently experience with Class 40 components. Class 60 additionally extends the speed-
over-distance performance of existing Class 50 products by increasing the 3dB bandwidth from 50 to 60GHz. Te components work together to let customers implement single wavelength data transmission near 1Tb/s over data centre interconnect distances, and long-haul 400~500Gb/s transmission. Te suite of components is designed to work
together with the company’s Nano ultra-narrow linewidth external cavity tunable laser, which cuts the size approximately in half compared to current Micro-ITLAs, while featuring industry- leading linewidth and low phase noise with low electrical power consumption.
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