Kylia to Demo Tunable Filter

PARIS -- Kylia, the Bulk Grating Technology leading company, announced today that it will display the very last version of its Tunable Filter at the Optical Fiber Communication Conference (OFC) March 5-10 at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, Calif. Kylia will present its whole range of products and especially its last advances in DQPSK Demodulator at booth 2350.

The Tunable Filter t-mics is now computer piloted. It offers the user the possibility of emulating any set of channels independent of their spacing and wavelength via a friendly user software. The t-mics is used when the user needs to analyse the behaviour of his DWDM network with parameters he could not play with before: channel spacings and frequencies.

"Developing highly innovative laboratory instruments/components for worldwide telecommunication R&D engineers allows kylia to find new development themes for the Bulk Grating Technology again and again. Combining these technologic advances with the industrial experience acquired by deploying its DWDM multiplexers on the field allows Kylia to go from an innovative idea to an industrial product in a very short time," said Frederic Verluise, the technical manager of Kylia.

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