Tunable Laser System Source

- Full range of non-mode hopping design, can achieve non-mode hopping fast wavelength scanning in the 1500nm ~ 1600nm band, scanning speed up to 200nm/s.
- High wavelength accuracy design, can achieve 0.1pm wavelength setting resolution and ±20pm wavelength absolute accuracy.

Oscilloscope

• 33 GHz analogue bandwidth
• 4 analogue channels
• Up to 80 GSa/s sampling rate and 2 Gpts of acquisition memory for more complete signal trace capture

Tunable Laser System Source

• Wavelength: 1240-1380 nm or 1340-1495 nm or 1450-1650 nm or 1490-1640 nm
• Tuning time: 300 ms for a 1 nm step
• Max. power: > +12 dBm peak typ. (Options 114, 116, 216) or > +13 dBm peak typ. (Option 113)
• Signal to SSE ratio: ≥ 75 dB/nm typical
• Absolute wavelength accuracy: ±10 pm typical

Tunable Laser System Source

• Wavelength: 1240-1380 nm or 1340-1495 nm or 1450-1650 nm or 1490-1640 nm
• Sweep speeds: up to 200 nm/s, bidirectional
• Max. power: > +12 dBm peak (Options 114, 116, 216) or > +13 dBm peak (Option 113)

Optical Spectral Analyzer

• High wavelength resolution Maximum wave length resolution: 15 pm.
• Wide dynamic range Over 70 dB at peak +/-0.4 nm Over 60 dB at peak +/-0.2 nm.

Wavelength meter

• DFB Laser Calibration for Optical Amplification Measurement Systems
• Tunable Laser Calibration for Passive Component Measurement Systems
• Highly Accurate Tunable Laser Adjustment and Detection
• Measurement of optical transceiver and transponder modulation signals
• Measurement of all channels of 40G and 100G optical transceivers via WDM technology

Oscilloscope

• Maximum 6 GHz bandwidth
• One million waveforms per second
• 9.4 ENOB for exceptional signal integrity
• Maximum 2 Gpoints memory depth
• Unique frequency-area triggering

Oscilloscope

• Industry-leading system architecture: 18-bit vertical resolution/12-bit ADCs
• Industry-leading standard storage: 500 Mpts

Oscilloscope

• Bandwidth: 350 MHz to 2 GHz (four channels); 100 MHz to 2 GHz (eight channels)
• World's first oscilloscope to capture more than 4.5 million waveforms per second