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    1) The document discusses the differences between unidirectional and bidirectional fiber options for Loop-O9300 Fiber Optical Mux systems. 2) With unidirectional fiber, signals travel over separate fibers in opposite directions, allowing longer transmission distances up to 30 km. Bidirectional fiber uses a single fiber for bidirectional transmission up to 20 km. 3) The key choices are between single or dual module systems for added protection, and whether to use unidirectional or bidirectional fiber depending on transmission distance needs and cost considerations like fiber line and expansion costs.

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    1) The document discusses the differences between unidirectional and bidirectional fiber options for Loop-O9300 Fiber Optical Mux systems. 2) With unidirectional fiber, signals travel over separate fibers in opposite directions, allowing longer transmission distances up to 30 km. Bidirectional fiber uses a single fiber for bidirectional transmission up to 20 km. 3) The key choices are between single or dual module systems for added protection, and whether to use unidirectional or bidirectional fiber depending on transmission distance needs and cost considerations like fiber line and expansion costs.

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    Unidirectional Vs Bidirectional Fibers

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    1) The document discusses the differences between unidirectional and bidirectional fiber options for Loop-O9300 Fiber Optical Mux systems. 2) With unidirectional fiber, signals travel over separate fibers in opposite directions, allowing longer transmission distances up to 30 km. Bidirectional fiber uses a single fiber for bidirectional transmission up to 20 km. 3) The key choices are between single or dual module systems for added protection, and whether to use unidirectional or bidirectional fiber depending on transmission distance needs and cost considerations like fiber line and expansion costs.

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    Unidirectional vs. Bidirectional Fibers


    By Dr. John W. Pan

    Introduction
    Both unidirectional and bidirectional fiber options are available when ordering the Loop-O9300 Fiber Optical Mux. Choosing the right option will make sure that you get the most value from your Loop products. The choice boils down to two fundamental issues distance and fiber direction. This paper will help you select the best options for your system.

    Distance
    Up to 20 km - There are two choices for this ranged depending on whether you will be using
    unidirectional or bidirectional fiber. See the section below. If you will be using bidirectional fiber your choices are: SSM (single optical module with single bidirectional fiber Master) SSS (single optical module with single bidirectional fiber Slave) DSM (dual optical module with single bidirectional fiber Master) DSS (dual optical module with single bidirectional fiber Slave)

    NOTES

    1) SSM & SSS should be ordered together 2) DSM & DSS should be ordered together 3) Dual modes offer protection 4) SSM/SSS/DSM/DSS all have their CONF fixed at 1310/1550S C20 (1310 transmit / 1550 receive)

    If you will be using unidirectional fiber choose either SD or DD with 1550SC20 CONF SD is a single module with 2 unidirectional fibers. DD (dual module with 4 unidirectional fibers) offers protection.

    Up to 30 km - Choose SD or DD with 1310FC30 CONF


    SD is a single module with 2 unidirectional fibers DD (dual module with 4 unidirectional fibers) offers protection

    Up to 30 km - Choose SD or DD with 1310SC50 CONF


    SD is a single module with 2 unidirectional fibers DD (dual module with 4 unidirectional fibers) offers protection

    looptelecom.com

    May 28, 2004

    Unidirectional vs. Bidirectional Fibers White Paper

    Unidirectional vs. Bidirectional Fiber


    The following figure illustrates a typical unidirectional fiber application (unprotected). The signals are carried by two unidirectional fibers.

    Two unidirectional fibers E1 E1

    Loop-O9300

    Loop-O9300

    Unprotected Unidirectional Fiber Application The following figure depicts a bidirectional, unprotected fiber application. A Wave Division Multiplexer option built into this Loop-O9300 allows signals to travel in opposite directions on a single fiber.

    E1

    E1
    Loop-O9300 Master with built-in WDM
    TX 1310nm RX 1550 nm

    1310nm 1550nm

    TX 1310nm RX 1550 nm

    Loop-O9300 Slave with built-in WDM

    Unprotected Bidirectional Fiber Application If you desire to use unidirectional fiber, then you should select either the SD or DD (protection) option. If you will be using bidirectional fiber, your choices are master or slave units with single or dual (protection) modules. There are two main advantages to unidirectional fiber. One is a longer transmission range than bidirectional fiber. The other is that considerable cost savings if signals from many fibers are multiplexed into one unidirectional fiber for transmission purposes.

    looptelecom.com

    May 28, 2004

    Unidirectional vs. Bidirectional Fibers White Paper


    The following figure shows a unidirectional fiber application where an external WDM accepts the signals from many unidirectional fiber optic cables and multiplexes them for transmission onto a single unidirectional fiber. At the far end of the fiber another external Wave Division Multiplexer de-muxes them back into separate fibers. In this case, you invest more money into equipment now in order to obtain inexpensive expansion and lower fiber line transmission costs in the future.

    In

    Wave Division Multiplexer (mux)

    Out uni-directional fiber

    In

    Wave Division Multiplexer (de-mux)

    Out

    ......
    Out
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    Wave Division Multiplexer (de-mux)

    In uni-directional fiber

    Out

    Wave Division Multiplexer (mux)

    In

    ......

    ......

    Wave Division Multiplexing on Unidirectional Fiber

    May 28, 2004

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