GAO’s XFP DWDM transceivers have the following functions:

• Optic-to-electric conversion: Our XFP DWDM transceivers convert optical signals into electrical signals for data transmission.
• Electric-to-optic conversion: GAO’s XFP DWDM transceivers convert electrical signals into optical signals for data reception.
• Wavelength multiplexing: Our XFP DWDM transceivers enable the transmission of multiple wavelengths of light simultaneously over a single fiber, maximizing the capacity and efficiency of the network.
• Wavelength demultiplexing: GAO’s XFP DWDM transceivers separate the different wavelengths of light received from the network, allowing for the reception of multiple data streams.
• Monitoring and control: Our XFP DWDM transceivers include monitoring and control features to ensure optimal performance and allow for configuration, diagnostics, and fault detection within the transceiver module.

GAO’s XFP DWDM transceivers are rugged, versatile and precision measurement instruments. They comply with applicable industry standards such as MSA, SFP MSA, DDM, ITU-T recommendations, and IEEE standards.

Our XFP DWDM transceivers help our customers comply with relevant U.S. government regulations such as:

• Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations
• National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) regulations
• Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS)
• Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

Our XFP DWDM transceivers help our clients in complying with relevant Canadian government regulations such as:

• Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) regulations
• Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA)
• Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) regulations
• Communications Security Establishment Act (CSE Act)

Our XFP DWDM transceivers have following applications:

• Long-haul transmission: Our XFP DWDM transceivers are used for long-distance optical communication links, typically spanning hundreds or even thousands of kilometers. They enable the transmission of high-capacity data over a single optical fiber, making them ideal for connecting geographically distant locations.
• Metropolitan area networks (MANs): Our XFP DWDM transceivers are employed in metropolitan networks, which cover a city or a large urban area. These transceivers help establish high-speed connections between different locations within the metropolitan region, enabling efficient data transfer and communication.
• Wide area networks (WANs): GAO XFP DWDM transceivers are used in wide area networks that span across multiple cities or even countries. They enable high-bandwidth connectivity between geographically dispersed sites, facilitating efficient data transfer and interconnectivity.
• Internet service providers (ISPs): Our XFP DWDM transceivers are used in ISP networks, where they enable the transport of large volumes of data between different points of presence (PoPs). ISPs utilize DWDM systems to increase the capacity of their networks and provide high-speed internet connectivity to their customers.
• Data centers: GAO’s XFP DWDM transceivers are used in data center interconnects (DCIs) to facilitate high-speed and high-capacity communication between data centers. They allow for the efficient transfer of data and enable the consolidation of resources across multiple data center locations.

Our XFP DWDM transceivers can be shipped overnight within the continental U.S. and Canada, and can be shipped globally.