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Introduction to Optical Networking Training - Transponders and Muxponders Fundamentals
This video is part of an ongoing training playlist, which reviews the fundamentals of Optical Networking. This module explains an overview of transponders and muxponders and how they function in an optical transport system. It provides a thorough overview of the end to end signal flow, of transparently sending Client Signals across a DWDM equipped point to point optical transport link.
Introduction to Optical Networking Training - WDM Fundamentals
This video is part of an ongoing training playlist, which reviews the fundamentals of Optical Networking. This first video module explains an overview of wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) and how this technology functions in an optical networking system.
Introduction to Optical Networking Training - Reconfigurable Optical Add-Drop multiplexer (ROADM) Fundamentals
This video is part of an ongoing training playlist, which reviews the fundamentals of Optical Networking. This module gives an overview of reconfigurable optical add-drop multiplexer (ROADM) and how they function in an optical transport system. It provides a thorough overview of the the evolution of the Optical add-drop multiplexer to a software configurable ROADM.
Introduction to Optical Networking - DWDM Add/Drop Multiplexers
Discover the essential role of DWDM Add/Drop Multiplexers (ADMs) in fiber optic networks. Learn how these devices selectively add or remove specific wavelength channels from a high-speed optical signal. Explore the benefits of ADMs, including network flexibility, efficient resource management and scalability.
Introduction to Optical Networking - Fiber Optic Cables
Dive into the world of fiber optic technology! This comprehensive guide will explore the fundamental principles, components and applications of fiber optic cables. Learn how light is transmitted through tiny glass strands, revolutionizing communication and data transfer. Discover the advantages of fiber optics, including high bandwidth, long distances and immunity to interference.
Introduction to Optical Networking - Optical Use Cases
Explore the diverse applications of optical technology in this insightful guide. Discover how light is harnessed to solve real-world problems across various industries. From telecommunications and utilities to manufacturing and education, learn about the innovative ways optical solutions are transforming our world.
Introduction to Optical Networking - Optics and Transponders
Explore the fascinating world of optics and transponders. Discover how optical components and devices are used to transmit and receive light signals. Learn about the role of transponders in converting electrical signals into optical signals and vice versa, enabling seamless communication over long distances.
Introduction to Optical Networking - WDM Overview
Uncover the power of Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) in this informative video. Learn how multiple data streams can be transmitted simultaneously over a single fiber optic cable, each operating at a different wavelength of light. Discover the advantages of WDM, including increased bandwidth, efficient fiber utilization and scalability.
Cisco EPNM Routing: Provisioning MPLS Tunnels With EPNM
Routing operations for provisioning of MPLS Traffic Engineering tunnels
Introduction to Optical Networking Training - Optical Amplifier Fundamentals
This video is part of an ongoing training playlist, which reviews the fundamentals of Optical Networking. This module provides an overview of optical amplifiers and how they function in an optical transport system, as well as the types of optical amplifiers and the benefits of amplifying an optical signal.
Introduction to TDM-to-IP
This video provides a high-level overview of what TDM-to-IP is, why it's important and what solutions WWT is leveraging in the space.
Converged Packet Optical Solutions from WWT and Cisco
As networks grow in size and complexity, managing routing and optical functions can become a challenge. Most organizations want to simplify, but integrating new solutions with legacy systems can be complicated – and costly.