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High-density optical platform

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Prisma II XD High-Density Optical Platform
High-density optical platform improves performance, lowers costs and
increases reliability.
The Prisma II
XD High Density optical platform provides network operators with unique
features that enable the deployment of a carrier-class network. Advanced features, such as
the highest module density in the industry, rugged construction and a unique design
optimized for easy module insertion, setup, and administration, make the Prisma II XD High
Density platform the key to increased network reliability, scalability and more cost-effective
deployments. The Prisma II XD has been designed to exclusively house and manage the
high density modules in a low profile 3RU chassis– without the need for an additional host
module.
Large-scale forward-path or reverse-path deployments need the versatility and
performance of Cisco's Prisma II XD platform. It can house 16 modular optical transmitters
or receivers in a 3RU chassis for considerable density advantages.
Cisco's solution results in:
Superior Headend/Hub rack space efficiency
Increased network reliability
Lower maintenance costs
Higher RF output levels
Elimination of most reverse headend driver amplifiers
Improved performance, low costs, and increased reliability
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Summary of Contents for Cisco PRISMA II XD

  • Page 1 3RU chassis– without the need for an additional host module. Large-scale forward-path or reverse-path deployments need the versatility and performance of Cisco’s Prisma II XD platform. It can house 16 modular optical transmitters or receivers in a 3RU chassis for considerable density advantages. Cisco’s solution results in: •...
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