Long-distance transmission tests conducted using the Nishikyushu Wide Area Fiber Optic Network!
FXC Corporation conducted long-distance transmission tests using the LE400T, utilizing the Nishikyushu Wide Area Fiber Optic Network owned by Nagasaki Cable Media. For more details, please check the report we have compiled.
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About LE400T The LE400T achieves a maximum budget of 35dB with a 1U size, a transmission rate of 4x400G (up to 1.6T), an EDFA amplifier, and a 4ch Mux/Demux. It offers 400G uplinks combined with 100GbE, OTU4, and 400GbE. The LE400T enables the provision of high-capacity DCI for enterprise, campus, and cloud computing networks, as well as the expansion of existing OTN/DWDM infrastructure with 400G links.
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FXC Corporation conducted long-distance transmission tests using the LE400T, utilizing the Nishikyushu Wide Area Fiber Optic Network owned by Nagasaki Cable Media. In the verification using a 400G module (CFP2), we achieved a transmission distance of 145 km with a direct connection of the LE400T and 210 km with a configuration that included an inline amplifier for relay. As communication volume continues to increase, the realization of wideband and long-distance transmission over limited fiber is expected to see further demand growth in the future. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| LE400T | 1U size 1.6T transponder/max transponder LC2 core |
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In 2001, we established "Future Cross Communications Co., Ltd." in Shibuya, Tokyo, and changed our company name to "FXC Co., Ltd." in 2003. In 2009, we relocated our headquarters to Taito Ward, and opened a Kansai sales office in 2013 and a Kyushu sales office in 2017. Currently, in Japan, we have taken over the WDM division business from Photonics Net Co., Ltd., and overseas, we have established a 100% subsidiary, "FXC China, Ltd." in the People's Republic of China, enabling us to manufacture and sell network equipment both domestically and internationally. We offer a wide range of products, including the industry's smallest media converters, switches, optical transmission devices, and wireless APs. Additionally, our products come with a three-year free warranty upon user registration, ensuring peace of mind for our customers. We have received several awards, including the Jury's Special Award in the "Gadget Category" at the "Interop Tokyo 2016 Best of Show Award" for our product 'LEX1881-1F' and the Grand Prize in the "Optical Transmission Device Category" at the "Interop Tokyo 2021 Best of Show Award" for our product 'LE400T'.
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