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VIAVI's ONT Optical Network Tester Now Supports 800G

VIAVI's ONT Optical Network Tester Now Supports 800G Image Credit: Viavi

Viavi Solutions recently announced that the VIAVI ONT 800G FLEX XPM Module now supports QSFP-DD800 testing, accelerating the production of 800G network infrastructure. 

The VIAVI ONT XPM is the first lab validation system to offer support for both OSFP800 and QSFP-DD800 modules, enhancing the industry's most comprehensive test portfolio for development and production of optical communications technology.

At a time when demand for high-speed networking continues to escalate, lab testing and validation of 800G components is critical to ensuring error-free performance and interoperability of next-generation equipment for fast and smooth technology adoption.

 

The VIAVI ONT XPM module is the industry’s first fully-integrated test product for pluggable 800G transponders based on 100G electrical lane speed. This solution provides full coverage for both framed and unframed traffic generation and analysis. In addition to support for the Quad Small Form Factor Pluggable Double Density (QSFP-DD) 800G specification, the ONT XPM module also offers unique applications like TraCol, forward error correction (FEC) analysis and dynamic skew, specifically focused on the challenges of debugging the 100G PAM-4 electrical lanes used in 800G equipment and infrastructure.

Tom Fawcett, VP and GM, Lab and Production Business Unit, VIAVI
The VIAVI ONT Optical Network Tester is the established industry reference for pluggable optical module development, validation and test. With support for QSFP-DD800 modules, we are further solidifying our customers’ ability to accelerate their manufacturing operations to ensure they are first to bring new 800G network equipment to market.

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