These features of transparency, the absence of latency, and support for multiprotocol services are reflected in each of the FTX cards that act as interfaces in the DUSAC family.
The FTX cards allow, on the one hand, connection to user equipment through the local port based on LC connectors (single-mode and multi-mode), hot-swappable, and, on the other hand, connection to an optical multiplexer module through a laser, tunable at different wavelengths, proprietary to Fibernet, which defines the line port.
The new FTX-n card, recently developed by Fibernet, maintains all the functionalities that characterize the DUSAC family while providing greater versatility in terms of supported protocols, since it enables the transport of any service up to 10 Gbps through a single interface.
According to José María Marín, president of Fibernet: “We wanted versatility to be paramount in the design, a requirement highly valued by all our clients, so we have achieved an interface that allows us to cover connectivity services for Networking environments (Ethernet), Mainframe (ISC-3, Infiniband-) and storage environments (FiberChannel), switching from one type of service to another through a simple remote configuration change.”.
