Ericsson ROJ 208 13/05/1 Optical Amplifier Module
The Ericsson ROJ 208 13/05/1 is a carrier-grade optical amplifier module designed for use in optical transport and DWDM network environments by Ericsson. It is engineered to maintain optimal optical signal levels across long fiber spans and high-capacity transmission systems.
This module is commonly deployed in metro and regional optical networks where signal attenuation must be compensated without electrical regeneration.
Product Description
The ROJ 208 13/05/1 functions as an optical line amplifier, improving signal strength and transmission reach in fiber-optic transport systems. By amplifying optical signals directly in the optical domain, it enables higher network efficiency, reduced infrastructure complexity, and improved service continuity.
Its design meets stringent telecom requirements for stability, reliability, and long-term operation.
Key Features
Optical signal amplification for DWDM transport networks
Supports long-distance and metro fiber applications
Carrier-grade design for continuous 24/7 operation
Seamless integration into Ericsson optical transport platforms
Fully monitored and managed via system control software
Technical Specifications (Typical)
| Specification | Description |
|---|---|
| Module type | Optical Line Amplifier |
| Optical technology | EDFA (Erbium-Doped Fiber Amplifier) |
| Operating band | C-Band (DWDM wavelength range) |
| Application | Inline / booster amplification |
| Network layer | Optical transport (DWDM) |
| Management | Platform-managed with alarms and monitoring |
| Installation | Plug-in module for supported Ericsson shelves |
| Operating environment | Central office / carrier-grade facilities |
Exact gain, output power, and noise figure values depend on system configuration and software provisioning.
Typical Applications
The Ericsson ROJ 208 13/05/1 is used in:
Metropolitan DWDM networks
Regional and long-haul fiber links
Optical backbone extensions
High-capacity carrier transport infrastructures
It helps network operators extend fiber reach, stabilize optical power levels, and maintain high transmission quality.
