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WavePath 4500™ Product Brief
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`Wavelength Selective Switch (WSS) with
`Integrated Optical Channel Monitor (OCM)
`
`Enabling the Dynamic and Reconfigurable Optical Network
`
`Capella Photonics’ WavePath 4500™ is a
`Wavelength Selective Switch (WSS) with
`an Integrated Optical Channel Monitor
`(OCM) for Reconfigurable Optical
`Add/Drop Multiplexer (ROADM) and
`Optical Cross Connect (OXC) applications.
`It delivers the highest level of functional
`integration in an extremely compact and
`cost effective module.
`
`The product, which operates effectively
`independent of data transmission rates
`and format, integrates discrete functions
`such as multiplexing, demultiplexing,
`hitless wavelength reconfiguration
`(allowing any incoming wavelength(s), to
`be directed to any output port), dynamic
`channel equalization, wavelength and
`power monitoring, channel blocking, and
`channel configuration verification.
`
`Through its patented Closed-Loop Control
`Systems, the WavePath 4500™ maintains
`optimal coupling and ITU alignment over
`all operating conditions. The automatic
`compensation for environmental changes
`ensures reliable operation over the
`lifetime of the product.
`
`The WavePath 4500™ is available as a 10
`port solution, configurable to either add
`or drop functionality (i.e., 1x9 or 9x1),
`and supports up to 45 channels in the C-
`band spaced at 100 GHz.
`
`Key Features
`
`-Wide passbands
`(cid:131) Maximizes cascading of transparent nodes
`minimizing expensive OEO signal regeneration
`(cid:131) Supports up to 40Gb/data rate
`-Low insertion loss
`(cid:131) Minimizes amplification costs
`-Hitless switching
`(cid:131) No impact on established traffic
`-Power control of each channel
`(cid:131) Eliminates need for VOAs or DGEs
`-Integrated Optical Channel Monitoring
`(cid:131) Eliminates need for external OCM
`(cid:131) Provides per channel power monitoring
`(cid:131) Enables constant output power mode
`(cid:131) Provides center wavelength monitoring and
`drift alarms
`(cid:131) Provides wavelength connectivity
`(configuration) confirmation
`(cid:131) Provides signal-to-noise variance
`-Closed-Loop Control Systems
`(cid:131) Ensures optimal performance and reliability
`over all operating conditions throughout its life
`(cid:131) Maintains optimal ITU alignment
`
`19 Great Oaks Boulevard, Suite 20
`San Jose, CA 95119 USA
`
`Phone: +1 (408) 360-4241
`Fax:
` +1 (408) 225-6248
`
`www.capellainc.com
`Capella 2003
`Ciena/Coriant/Fujitsu v. Capella
`IPR2015-00816
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`Applications
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`WavePath 4500™ in ROADM Nodes
`
`Scaling to More Drop Ports
`
`Scaling to Higher Degree Nodes
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`Physical Dimensions
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`WavePath 4500™
`(Side exit Discrete fibers – SD50 pin)
`
`WavePath 4500™
`(End exit Discrete fibers – ED80 pin)
`
`Overall Dimensions:
`Electrical Connector:
`Fiber Exit:
`Fiber Type:
`Fiber Length:
`Weight:
`
`29.72mm x 120mm x 216mm (1.17” x 4.75” x 8.50”)
`50 or 80 pin
`Side or End
`Corning SMF-28 or equivalent, 0.95mm Hytrel Jacket
`1m
`2.6 lbs. (1.2 kg)
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`Patents
`
`This product is covered by one or more of the following U.S. Patents:
`6,504,976 B1; 6,507,685 B1; RE39411; RE39397; 6,661,948 B2; RE39331; 6,695,457 B2;
`6,753,960 B1; 6,760,511 B2; 6,820,988 B2; 6,804,428 B1; 6,879,750 B2; 6,909,819 B1;
`7,057,796 B1; 7,164,859; 7,177,496B1; 7,209,274B2
`
`And one or more of the following foreign patents:
`ZL02810212.6 (CN); 100193 (SG); 200748 (IN); 2002255773 (AU)
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