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PROMAX PROLITE-105
FTTH Triple Laser Source |
- Wavelengths generated
- 1310 nm, 1490 nm y 1550 nm.
- Tolerance
- Spectral Width
- 1310, 1550 - Laser Fabry Pèrot.
- 1490 - Laser DFB
- Output connector
- Output connector - Type SC / APC.
- Ouput Power
- 0 dBm nominal on SM fiber
- Amplitude Stability
- Internal modulation
- 1310 nm: 270 Hz.
- 1490 nm: 1 kHz.
- 1550 nm: 2 kHz.
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Promax Prolite-105 Shown
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The PROLITE-105 laser light source emits light at three wavelength that
are used to transmit data through optical fiber on FTTx networks: 1310
for Upstream and 1490 and 1550 nm for Downstream. It allows selecting
easily the desired wavelength by means of direct access keys, in order
to generate a modulated signal or to activate the automatic operation
mode. These light sources may be modulated with 270 Hz, in the case of
the wavelength at 1310 nm, 1 kHz at 1490 nm and 2 kHz at 1550 nm. They
are modulated at different frequencies to measure the attenuation of the
fiber for the three wavelengths in combination with a power meter (such
as PROLITE-63 or 65). Usually this measure is required to certificate
telecommunications infrastructures. |
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Modulation: This feature
allows you to modulate each wavelength with a different frequency, so
the power meter identifies each wavelength automatically.
Sequential Mode: This feature, combined with the modulation, it
allows you to check the whole installation and minimize the chance of
mistakes. |
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The PROLITE-105 working with the
PROLITE-65,
can determine the optical power of each wavelength
and therefore the losses of the installation.
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 All
measures of the optical network can be done by a single operator: After
connecting the
PROLITE-105 to the optical network and then activating the
sequential mode, the operator can move to another end of the network and
use the
PROLITE-65 to determine the losses of the network. |
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| Stabilized Optical Output: It
ensures the maximum accuracy in the measurements made with the power
meter. |
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