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TNG2WSMD9

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Huawei OSN 9800 9-Port wavelength selective multiplexing and demultiplexing board

Brand: Huawei

Lead Time: 3-5 days

Ship From: Shenzhen Warehouse

Category: OSN9800 Series

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TNG2WSMD9 overview

Huawei OSN 9800 9-Port wavelength selective multiplexing and demultiplexing board.

As a ROADM unit, the WSMD9 board is used with optical multiplexer boards, optical demultiplexer boards, or other OADM boards to perform wavelength grooming at DWDM network nodes.

Interfaces on the WSMD9 board

Interface	Connector	Function
AM1-AM9	LC	Receive wavelength signals or a multi-wavelength signal that is added locally or comes from other sites. To use the G2WSMD9 board in the planned C-band and L-band co-networking scenario, the AM9 port is used in the dummy light scenario and cannot be used for degree connection or service adding/dropping.
DM1-DM9	LC	Locally drop the main channel signal that is received through the IN port and broadcast the signal to other sites.
OUT	LC	Transmits the multiplexed wavelength signal.
IN	LC	Receives a main channel signal.
MONI	LC	Connects to an optical performance monitoring device, such as an optical spectrum analyzer, spectrum analyzer unit, or optical power meter, for in-service monitoring of the signals received by the IN port. The MONI port power is 23 dB less than the IN port signal power.
MONO	LC	Connects to an optical performance monitoring device, such as an optical spectrum analyzer, spectrum analyzer unit, or optical power meter, for in-service monitoring of the signals routed to the OUT port. The MONO port power is 23 dB less than the OUT port signal power.

Item	TNG2WSMD9
Basic function	Implements optical-layer service grooming for multiple wavelengths, and support contentionless. Wavelength adding: Adds any wavelengths from any directions through ports AM1 to AM9 and outputs the wavelengths through the OUT port. Wavelength dropping: Broadcasts the main optical channel signals received through the IN port to ports DM1 to DM9.
WDM specification	Supports the DWDM specifications.
Spectrum application	Supports super C-band wavelengths. Supports signals with a 50 GHz/75 GHz channel spacing. Supports flexible grid wavelength signals. The signals have continuous n x slice GHz spectrums (one slice is equal to 6.25 GHz, and n is an integer ranging from 6 to 64) to meet the bandwidth requirements of high-rate services. When multi-rate services are transmitted together, bandwidth can be flexibly allocated to improve bandwidth usage.
Gain locking technology	Not supported
Online optical performance monitoring	Provides an online monitoring optical port (MON). Through this optical port, a small number of optical signals can be output to an optical spectrum analyzer or an optical spectrum analyzer board. In this manner, the spectrum and optical performance of the multiplexed optical signals can be monitored without interrupting services. NOTE: The online optical performance monitoring function can be used only for temporary optical performance monitoring when the MONI/MONO power meets the power detection range of the detection instrument or spectrum analysis board. For details about long-term monitoring, see the application scenarios of spectrum analysis boards.
Optical-layer ASON	Supported
Optical power adjustment	Supports power adjustment for each wavelength.
Multiplexing of the main optical path and supervisory signals	Not supported
Loopback	Supports optical-layer loopbacks.
Alarm and performance event monitoring	Detects the optical power and reports the alarms and performance events for the board.