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Description
AWG (AWG) is the preferred technology in Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) systems. It is a grating formed by an array of waveguides with equal length differences, utilizing the ability to split waves.
AAWG features
- Low insertion loss
- Low PDL
- Multiple packaging methods
AAWG application
- DWDM transmission system
- Optical add/drop multiplexing
AAWG Optical Technical Parameter
| Parameter | Min | Max | Unit | Comment |
| Input channel | 1 | |||
| Output channel | 40 | 16,32,48 channels available | ||
| Channel spacing | 100 | GHz | ||
| Reference pass band | -12.5 | 12.5 | GHz | |
| Wavelength accuracy | -50 | 50 | Pm | Relative to ITU Grid |
| 1dB bandwidth | 0.2(G),0.4(F) | nm | gaussion type F-flat top type | |
| 3dB bandwidth | 0.4(G),0.6(F) | nm | ||
| I.L. | 6 | dB | Worst case in ITU passband | |
| I.L uni. | 1 | dB | ||
| Ripple | 0.7 | dB | Loss variation in ITU passband | |
| PDL | 0.5 | dB | Max. Value in ITU passband | |
| Adjacent crosstalk | 25 | dB | Worst case in ITU Passband | |
| Non-adjacent crosstalk | 30 | dB | Worst case in ITU Passband | |
| Total crosstalk | 22 | dB | Cumulative crosstalk of all other channels | |
| Return loss | 40 | dB | ||
| Maximum continuous optical power | 250 | mw | Maximum input optical power | |
| Chromatic dispersion(CD) | -20 | +20 | Ps/nm | |
| PMD | 0.5 | ps | ||
