Cisco NCS1K-MD-32E-CE | DWDM 32‑ch (Even) C‑band | 150 GHz grid | passive mux/demux | enhanced low‑loss

SKU:NCS1K-MD-32E-CE

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Description

Passive DWDM mux/demux panel supporting 32 even ITU channels across the C‑band on a 150 GHz grid. The enhanced, low‑loss design aggregates or separates multiple wavelengths on a single fiber pair for high‑capacity transport while remaining completely unpowered. Ideal for modular build‑outs in metro and long‑haul optical systems and designed for seamless use with ITU‑T G.694.1 compliant DWDM optics.

Features

- 32 even ITU channels for scalable C‑band DWDM capacity
- 150 GHz channel spacing for simplified planning and robust isolation
- Passive design with zero power and zero heat dissipation
- Enhanced low‑loss architecture to maximize optical budgets
- Seamless integration with ITU‑T G.694.1 compliant DWDM optics
- Modular panel form factor for flexible rack deployments

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FAQs

Technical Specifications

- Type: Passive DWDM mux/demux panel
- Channel count: 32
- Channel plan: Even ITU channels
- Optical band: C‑band
- Channel spacing: 150 GHz ITU‑T grid
- Operation: Bidirectional multiplexing/demultiplexing of 32 wavelengths
- Power: None (passive component)
- Compatibility: ITU‑T G.694.1 DWDM optics and NCS 1000 line systems
- Use cases: Metro core, long‑haul, data center interconnect
- Design: Enhanced low‑loss/low‑crosstalk implementation

FAQs

Q: What does 'even channels' mean?
A: It follows the ITU DWDM plan where only even‑numbered channels are presented on the panel. Pairing with an 'odd' unit expands overall capacity.

Q: Does this unit require power?
A: No. It is a passive optical component and does not require electrical power.

Q: Is a 150 GHz grid compatible with 50/100 GHz channel plans?
A: No. Use transceivers and channel plans that match 150 GHz spacing to ensure proper alignment and isolation.

Q: Can I combine this with an odd‑channel mux/demux?
A: Yes. Deploying an odd and an even unit together allows you to scale total channel capacity while maintaining plan separation.