OMUX
OMUX, also known as an optical multiplexer, is a device used in optical communications to combine multiple optical signals onto a single optical fiber. This technique is crucial for increasing the data-carrying capacity of existing fiber optic infrastructure without requiring the installation of new cables. OMUX devices achieve this by using different wavelengths of light to represent each individual signal. This process is called wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM).
At the transmitting end, an OMUX takes multiple input optical signals, each operating at a distinct wavelength,
The primary benefit of OMUX technology is its ability to significantly enhance bandwidth utilization. By transmitting