Multiplexed fibers | WDM
Fibre optic communication service (also known as "coloured" or "virtual" fibre) is a reliable and efficient communication service that enables high-speed data services. Fibre multiplexing uses Wavelength-Division Multiplexing (WDM) multiplexing technology, which allows multiple fibre-optic data signals with different wavelengths to be combined into a single fibre.
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Standard technical parameters for the fibre backhaul service:
| No. | Parameter | Meaning |
| 1. | Data transfer rate | Depends on the technical capabilities of the equipment |
| 2. | Access technology | WDM |
| 3. | Access port | Optical, monochrome |
| 4. | Service availability | 99 % |
| 5. | Fault response time | 30 min. |
| 6. | Maximum service recovery time | 10 h, 12 h in case of cable break |
| 7. | Duration of scheduled network maintenance | Up to 6 hours per month |
| 8. | Purpose | The intended use and technical characteristics of the services must comply with the requirements laid down in the following State aid schemes: 183/2009 – Lietuva, SA.34166, SA.36132, SA.46372 and SA.49614. |
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Last updated: 16-07-2024