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ZonuCheck -
Optical Zonu Corp.
Hand held instrument combines: Transceiver Tester (Tx power and Rx sensitivity),CWDM (Wavelength selective) Optical Power Meter, Media converter (enables GbE connectivity to bypass customer CPE) and datalogger. The new Tester makes the installation, service and maintenance of an SFC Access Network a ?snap? for Field Technicians. Optimized for our SFC Transceivers and Passives, the ZonuCheck? Handheld Tester may be used in any CWDM application to identify ITU CWDM Wavelengths and measure the Optical Power levels for the ten (10) commonly used ITU CWDM Channels.
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Wuhan Sunma Technology Co., Ltd.
Optical Splitter is used to split the fiber optic light into several parts at a certain ratio. It is an important component used in Passive Optical Network (PON), therefore also called PON Splitter. There are mainly two kinds of PON splitters: one is the traditional fused type splitter known as FBT Coupler or FBT WDM splitter, which features competitive price; the other is the PLC Splitter based on the PLC (Planar Lightwave Circuit) technology, which has a compact size and suits for density applications. SunmaFiber provides both PLC splitters and FBT coupler splitters for EPON/GPON Systems.
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ATX Networks Corp.
The ATX GigaWave digital optical transport portfolio is designed to fortify cable operators with maximum flexibility and cost efficiencies to support a range of applications and business models. The GigaWave Digital Link Extender (DLX) is optimized to support distributed access architectures (DAA), including Remote PHY (R-PHY) and Remote MACPHY (R-MACPHY), as well as Passive Optical Network (PON), Small Cell/5G and enterprise business services. The GigaWave Digital Link Amplifier-HUB (DLA-HUB) is a field-hardened, gain-flattened EDFA platform that enables the elimination of physical hub sites along long-reach optical routes. The GigaWave digital optical transport portfolio also enables MSOs to leverage the advantages of digital optics over analog, including the capability to transport signals over longer distances and provision additional wavelengths per fiber.
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Aguard Electronics Co., Ltd
Fiber optic transmission systems all use data links that work similar to the diagram shown above. Each fiber link consists of a transmitter on one end of a fiber and a receiver on the other end. Most systems operate by transmitting in one direction on one fiber and in the reverse direction on another fiber for full duplex operation. It's possible to transmit both directions on one fiber but it requires couplers to do so and fiber is less expensive than couplers. A FTTH passive optical network (PON) is one of the only systems using bidirectional transmission over a single fiber because its network architecture is based around couplers already.
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EXFO-100 -
Hangzhou Softel Optic Co., Ltd.
* Top user-friendliness: one-button testing, combined with EXFO’s proprietary FTTx software package (macrobend/fault finder, pass/fail indicators)*Multiple options, including power meter, visual fault locator (VFL), fiber inspection probe, printer and IP testing*Fault Finder mode, for quick identification/location of a fiber break*Complete connectivity flexibility: USB stick compatibility and USB cable data download via ActiveSync**Advanced TFT transflective color display, for assured legibility under direct sunlight or in other demanding outside conditions*Handheld, small, lightweight unit: 1 kg (2.2 lb)*Built-in ruggedness for outside-plant usage*Troubleshooting option, enabling in-service, out-of-band network testing *EXFO’s AXS-100 Access OTDR combines the industry’s leading OTDR technology with power meter functiona lities in one powerful handheld unit.Optimized for testing passive optical networks (PON) within FTTx architectures, it offers several wavelength configurations and a wide range of options, for first-class flexibility. Use it at the optical network terminal(ONT), drop terminal or fiber distribution hub (FDH) for FTTH distribution(F2) fiber characterization, troubleshooting and fault locating.
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Keysight Technologies
Keysight's has a wide range of tunable laser sources to fit your needs for various applications. In addition to the proven 81600B tunable laser source family, Keysight recently introduced a new family of tunable laser sources - the 8160xx family. The 8160xx tunable laser sources offer the full wavelength range from 1260 nm to 1650 nm with no wavelength gaps. All 8160xx tunable laser sources are modules for the Keysight 8164B lightwave measurement system mainframe. This provides test instrumentation with maximum flexibility. Investing in the Keysight 8160xx family of tunable laser sources can realize the cost efficiency and performance required to test components for coarse and dense wavelength division multiplexing (CWDM, DWDM) and passive optical networks (PON).
