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<blockquote data-quote="Arne Stenstadvold" data-source="post: 147489" data-attributes="member: 7850">Re: AES50 over long distance with SINGLE MODE fibre.....?Hello guys.Thanks for the replies.JOHN: no, it´s not a network as such, but a fiber link between two locations (studio and control room). I will use a pair of separate CWDM wavelengths to essentially get my &quot;own&quot; fiber, even though we only have ONE strand (not a pair) and there will be 6-8 HD-SDI + gigabit network going on in the same fibre. CHASE:Thank you for that bit of info. If a pair of 9680 adds 0,1ms latency over 1000 meter, then over 10 kilometer it will still be less than 0,2 ms, as most of that latency is in the 9680 and not the cable itself.(the speed of light in a fibre tells me that most of the 0,1ms is not because of the distance...)I have contacted my local MIDAS/KLARK/MUSIC GROUP dealer to try to borrow a pair of DN9620 and run some tests.Thanks for your help!RegardsARNE</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arne Stenstadvold, post: 147489, member: 7850"] Re: AES50 over long distance with SINGLE MODE fibre.....? Hello guys. Thanks for the replies. JOHN: no, it´s not a network as such, but a fiber link between two locations (studio and control room). I will use a pair of separate CWDM wavelengths to essentially get my "own" fiber, even though we only have ONE strand (not a pair) and there will be 6-8 HD-SDI + gigabit network going on in the same fibre. CHASE: Thank you for that bit of info. If a pair of 9680 adds 0,1ms latency over 1000 meter, then over 10 kilometer it will still be less than 0,2 ms, as most of that latency is in the 9680 and not the cable itself. (the speed of light in a fibre tells me that most of the 0,1ms is not because of the distance...) I have contacted my local MIDAS/KLARK/MUSIC GROUP dealer to try to borrow a pair of DN9620 and run some tests. Thanks for your help! Regards ARNE [/QUOTE]

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