Thank you for your question @RahulAhire. No, the DWDM technology itself is completely agnostic to data rates and protocols. On one channel you could for example send a 400G Ethernet, the next one a 10G CPRI and yet another one an analog RF signal. What type of signal and the data rate is determined by the equipment and transceivers that are connected to the DWDM system. Hope that answers your question. Best regards James
Does Dwdm have any ratings for transfer capacity like ethernet switch or they just carry the signal and are speed independent?
Thank you for your question @RahulAhire.
No, the DWDM technology itself is completely agnostic to data rates and protocols. On one channel you could for example send a 400G Ethernet, the next one a 10G CPRI and yet another one an analog RF signal. What type of signal and the data rate is determined by the equipment and transceivers that are connected to the DWDM system.
Hope that answers your question.
Best regards
James
@@CubeOpticsAG oh got it 👍. Thanks for sharing your thoughts I previously assumed it might be like internet bonding on single pair of fiber.