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Optical spectrum analyser covers a wide range

New analyser is particularly aimed at supporting the research and development of new-generation high-performance optical laser sources.

News from Yokogawa Europe - Test and Measurement ( 7 December 2007)

Lab standardises imaging tests

User application article Diwa Labs chose DxO Analyzer because it's the world's most advanced software for image quality analysis.

News from DxO Labs ( 6 December 2007)

Cost-effective optical tester comes to hand

OTDR combines an optical power meter, laser source and visual fault locator in a handheld package that weighs just 800g.

News from Fujikura Europe (22 November 2007)

Fibre testing system avoids disruptions

The CWDM OTDR solution was developed to help cable operators, dark fibre providers and telecommunications service providers characterise maintain and troubleshoot CWDM fibre networks.

News from JDSU (15 November 2007)

Assemblies maximise PCB real estate

Sealed SFP Assemblies are designed to maximise valuable PCB real estate, while providing an environmentally-sound interface.

News from Molex UK ( 5 November 2007)

Optical instrumentation extends to XFP modules

Optical instrumentation system can now test 10Gbit/s small-form-factor pluggable modules.

News from Yokogawa Europe - Test and Measurement (20 September 2007)

Analyser masters CWDM testing

Optical channel analyser promises fast and reliable measurements in every environment.

News from Anritsu (UK) (19 September 2007)

Testing technique handles new architectures

Exfo developed a new testing technique to perform accurate signal and noise measurements in all types of networks, from legacy to ROADM-based architectures.

News from Exfo Electro-Optical Engineering (17 September 2007)

Network equipment covers 250km ranges

The FTB-7600E OTDR is offered in single and dual-wavelength configurations and delivers up to 256,000 sampling points for ultra-high trace resolution.

News from Exfo Electro-Optical Engineering (31 August 2007)

Loopback allows network testing

The Timbercon HSSDC2 loopback is a small, copper-based test fixture, featuring an HSSDC2 interface, rugged metal housing and quick thumb-release lever.

News from Timbercon (31 August 2007)

Cable calibrator offers easy testing

The TrueCable Calibrator allows chipset vendors, original equipment and design makers, and manufacturing quality-approval groups to achieve optimum test accuracy in a simple, straight-forward manner.

News from LitePoint Corp (24 August 2007)

Optical switch expands testing options

The AQ2200-641 expands the flexibility of the AQ200 series multi-application test system and reduces the total measurement time for both active and passive multiport component tests.

News from Yokogawa Europe - Test and Measurement (24 August 2007)

Fibre polarisation put to the test

Fibre-optic test equipment allows researchers and designers to fully characterise all polarisation-related parameters with unmatched speed and accuracy.

News from Agilent Technologies Europe (23 August 2007)

Modules put optical transceivers to the test

The PXIT family is unique in the manufacturing test industry for having both a combined bit error ratio tester and digital communication analyser.)

News from Agilent Technologies Europe ( 2 August 2007)

Fusion splicer aids fibre optic applications

Fujikura Europe LDF series is capable of splicing all types of fibre currently available.

News from Fujikura Europe (31 July 2007)

Probes make light work of display tests

Probes test LEDs and other lamps and displays on printed-circuit boards using in-circuit test fixtures and ATE for production testing of circuit boards and their components.

News from Peak Test Services (31 July 2007)

Workhorse upgraded for ease of measurement

Updated spectroradiometer makes spectrally based photometric and colourimetric measurements even easier.

News from Glen Spectra (25 July 2007)

Module simulates larger fibre networks

Network simulation module is billed as the longest single-chassis device on the market, requiring less physical rack space requirements and eliminating the daisychaining of multiple modules.