Optical Transport
MRV has been providing innovative and award winning optical solutions to the market for twenty years.
From simple media conversion to high end ROADM optical transport MRV has been delivering Fiber Optical Transport solutions to all major market segments including Educational, US Federal Government, Carriers and Service Providers and Enterprise.
MRV's optical transport solutions address the increasing demand for transport capacity, multiple services and end to end management to the network edge. With the integration of WDM and Ethernet packet functionality MRV is now delivering the next generation (P-OTS) Packet Optical Transport solutions to the market. With the FiberDriver and Lamda Driver platforms no one delivers more flexibility and growth capabilities in their Fiber Optical Transport solutions.
MRV offers two platforms to meet the needs of these demanding customers:
Fiber Driver
MRV's Fiber Driver is an optical multi-service platform that delivers many services and supports any industry protocols and rates through a modular and managed port configuration, provides managed, feature rich optical transport solutions with fiber optimization from time division multiplexing (TDM) to single fiber and wave division multiplexing (WDM) for practically any digital communication environment. Read More »
LambdaDriver
The flexibility of MRV's LambdaDriver, combining CWDM and DWDM, advanced TDM multiplexing and optical cards designed for pluggable optics (SFP/XFP) interfaces, offers service providers a lower initial cost, while ensuring simple upgrades or future network reconfigurations, minimal spares inventory and maximum end user flexibility. Read More »
TereScope
The TereScope™ family of Free-Space Optics (FSO) products provides low-cost, high-speed wireless connectivity for a variety of last-mile applications. Operating at data rates of 1.5 Mbps to Gigabit speeds, TereScope systems are deployable in one day, without requiring right-of-way or government permits for installation, providing communication links in hours instead of weeks or months. Read More »