Multicom OTC Series of
Products:
Optical Transport
Chassis and OTC Modules
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Multicom Optical Transport Chassis (OTC) and OTC Modules combine to
make a unified optical transport system for communication systems
providers.
The OTC shelf is a 4RU, 19" rack mountable system with 14 universal service slots. It includes a card cage, a shelf controller, and AC or DC redundant power supplies and cooling. The OTC supports long-haul, HFC, RFoG, and PON-RF Overlay applications. Service modules for the OTC system are hot-swappable, single wide devices and any module can be placed in any slot in any combination. They are automatically configured for operation in seconds, making the Multicom OTC one of the most versatile communications delivery systems in the industry. Optical
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| Multicom OTC 1310nm Transmitter Module | |
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The 1310nm Transmitter Module supports HFC
and video transport applications. It can be ordered with output
power from +6dBm to +14dBm for use in long-haul or HFC applications.
This low noise directly modulated transmitter supports a full 78
NTSC channel loading, has advanced distortion pre-compensation, and
automatic power control, (APC). 14-1310nm Transmitter Modules can be
installed in one OTC shelf. OTC 1310nm Transmitter Module PN: MUL-OTC-1310TX-6/8/10/12/14 |
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| Multicom OTC 1550nm Transmitter Module | |
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The 1550nm Transmitter Module is designed
to support the HFC, RFoG, PON overlay and long-haul applications. It
can be ordered with +6dBm, +8dBm or +10dBm output power for use in
either long distance transmission, or to serve multiple EDFAs in
overlay/RFoG applications. This low noise directly modulated
transmitter operates from 47 to 1GHz, has automatic SBS suppression,
automatic power control (APC), and supports optical links up to 40
KM. 14-1550nm Transmitter Modules can be installed in one OTC shelf. OTC 1550nm Transmitter Module PN: MUL-OTC-1550TX-6/8/10 |
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| Multicom OTC EDFA Module | |
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The EDFA Module is a high performance low
cost optical amplifier for 1550nm optical networks. It is available
with total optical power from 13dBm to 23dBm with one or two optical
outputs. It utilizes optical power control (OPC) for extremely
stable operation across a wide input power. 28 optical distribution
links can be served from a single OTC shelf. OTC EDFA Module PN: MUL-OTC-EDFA-19/20/21/22 |
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| Multicom OTC HFC Return Path Receiver Module | |
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The HFC RPR Module is a robust low cost
return path receiver designed for HFC/DOCSIS3 networks. Each module
contains two return path receivers each supporting a wide spectral
input (1,100nm to 1620nm), a -10 to 0dBm input power level, and a
frequency response of 5 to 85MHz (5-200MHz optional). Each receiver
is independently controlled including a 15dB software controlled PAD
on the RF output. Up to 28 HFC return paths can be served from a
single OTC shelf. OTC HFC Return Path Receiver Module PN: MUL-OTC-RPR-HFC-5-200 |
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| Multicom OTC RFoG Return Path Receiver Module | |
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The RFoG RPR Module is designed
specifically for RFoG applications. It receives the burst mode
return path signals from standard 1310nm or 1610nm based
RFoG ONUs. Its industry
leading high sensitivity design allows a minimum received optical
power of -27dBm with dynamic range of 11 dB, simplifying deployment
and allowing 64 split RFoG networks. Each module contains two
independent receivers each with a software controlled 30dB PAD on
the RF output. Up to 28 RFoG return paths can be served from a
single OTC shelf. OTC RFoG Return Path Receiver Module PN: MUL-OTC-RPR-RFOG-5-85/5-200 The Multicom RFoG RPR Module is used in conjunction with the Multicom NanoNode/RFoG ONU |
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