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TTI Fiber Optic Training Solutions
Advanced Fiber Optic Test & Measurement
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Training Objectives
• Introducing Work Force to FO Test & Measurement• Getting Comfortable with FO • Understanding OTDRs
• Understanding OSAs • LTS Operation Briefing• Investigating FO Markets • Developing a FO Vision
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Training Schedule
• Module 1 – Introduction to Fiber Optics• Module 2 – FTE-7500 Cobra OTDR Operation• Module 3 – FTE-7500 Cobra OTDR Applications• Module 4 – FTE-8000 MiniOSA Operation• Module 5 – FTE-8000 MiniOSA Applications• Module 6 – Autowave LTS/PM/LS Operation• Module 7 – New Products• Module 8 – Market Segmentation• Training Summary
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Module 1:Intro To Fiber Optics
• Fiber Optic Historical Perspective
• Fundamentals of FO• Applications & Advantages of
FO• Components of FO Systems• Network Structures• FO Test & Measurement
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Module 1:Historical Perspective
• Colladon / Babinet 1840s - Principle of total internal reflection in water jets & bent glass rods.• Hopkins / Kapany /Snitzer 1950s – Light propagation with cladded fibers for applications of
medicine, defense, even television.• Charles Kao / Standard Telecommunications Lab Team 1960s – proposed a perfected SiO2 fiber
light pipe for low loss transmission capabilities.• Maurer / Corning Team 1970s – through drawing of chemical vapor deposition glass preforms,
proved Kao’s vision.• Kao the 2009 co-winner of the Nobel prize in physics. [courtesy Royal Swedish Academy of
Sciences]• Obviously transmitters, receivers, connectors, translators need mentioning.
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Module 1:Fundamentals of FO
• Light Guiding – IOR n=cvac/cmat
• Critical Angle sin = nclad/ncore– Multimode Step Index– Multimode Graded Index– SingleMode
• Trapping Light From The Source – Numerical Aperture NA = sin = (n2
core-n2clad)½
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Module 1:Fundamentals of FO
• Losses - Attenuation– dB or –dB– Loss vs Wavelength (Loss vs Freq?)
See Table– Fresnel Reflections = [(n-1)/(n+1)]2
ORL Optical Return Loss– Rayleigh Scattering -4 – IL Insertion
Loss– Connectorization Alignment– Micro/macrobends & Absorption
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Module 1:Fundamentals of FO
• Dispersion– (Multi)Modal (mode traveling time
differential)– Material Chromatic (wavelength core
traveling time differential)– Waveguide Chromatic (wavelength
core/cladding differential)– Polarization (electric and magnetic field
differential)
• Bits, Bytes, & Bandwidth– Transmission Bandwidth
Capabilities – MM 100Mb-2Km, 1Gb-550m,
10Gb-300m (LD enhanced)– SM up to 40Gb @ 100s Km– Bit Error Rate 10-6 to 10-12
– (N)Zero Dispersion Shifted
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Module 1:Applications & Advantages of FO
• Applications:– Longhaul Terrestrial & Submarine Systems– CATV Multiple Service Lines for Video, Telephony & Datacom– Cellular Tower Feeds– LANs Interoffice & Campus Intranet trunks– Digital Subscriber Line Dropoffs For Higher Speed Home Access– Industrial Datacom Links– What Do These Have In Common?
• Advantages:– Low Loss Over Very Long Distances– Extreme Bandwidth Capabilities– Impervious to Interference– Lightweight & Small Size– Secure Media
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Module 1:Components of a FO System
• Cable Structures– Outer Jacket – color scheme,
environmental protection, Hytrel or PVC
– Strength Members – Kevlar, fiberglass load bearing rods
– Loose Tube (environmentally hardened) or Tight Buffer (crush resistant)
– Simplex / Duplex Interior
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Module 1:Components of a FO System
• Sources– SLED, ELED, VCSEL, FP, DFB;
tunable: ECL, DBR/SOA Distributed Bragg Reflector with Semiconductor Optical Amplifier
– GaAs InGaAsP
• Detectors– PIN, APD, integrated detector/preamp– Si, Ge, InGaAs
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Module 1:Components of a FO System
• Couplers, Multiplexers, Isolators, Filters & Switches– PON System– Mechanical Ring– DWDM Dense Wavelength
Division Multiplexer OADM Optical Add Drop Modules
• Connectors– FC, SC, ST; SFF: LC, MU,
MTRJ– PC, UPC, APC– Splices mechanical or
fusion
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Module 1:Components of a FO System
• Amplifiers – EDFA Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifier
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Module 1:Network Structures
• PON• Campus LAN• Hybrid Fiber
Coax – CATV DOCSIS
• Metro Ring – CDWM or DWDM
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Module 1:Network Structures
• Longhaul Terrestrial• Super Longhaul
Submarine
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Module 1:FO Test & Measurement
• Power Meter, Light Source & Loss Test Set• Optical Return Loss Meter• Passive Optical Network Meter• Fiber Identifier / Polarization Extinction Meter• Optical Time Domain Reflectometer• Optical Spectrum Analyzer• Tunable Light Source / VOA• Chromatic/Polarization Dispersion Analyzer
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Module 2:FTE-7500 MiniOTDR Operation
• Intro Into OTDR Technology• FTE-7500 Features• Startup & Keypad• MiniOTDR Graph Mode• Icons & Softkeys• Help, FMS & Event Screen• Autowave LTS Operation• Video Scope Operation• Visible Fault Locator Operation• Options and Specifications
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Module 2:Intro Into OTDR Technology
• Fiber Optic Radar – Launch an ultrashort laser pulse & monitor the reflected light in sequential time samples
• Measures Scattering– Rayleigh – loss
mechanisms of the exponentially decaying signal
– Fresnel Reflections – high level signals at discontinuities
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Module 2:Intro Into OTDR Technology
• Examines Events– Distances – IOR fiber calibration – use reflecting events– Splices - Slope Loss Analysis - 2pnt / splice / least square appr.– Connectors – loss and ORL– Ends Reflections - Breaks
• What Gets In The Way ?– Pulse Widths – Event & Attenuation Dead Zone– Dynamic Range – Noise– Types Of Losses – Dirty Front End / High Level Reflection
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Module 2:FTE-7500 Features
• Strengths– Fast– Easy To Use– Affordable– Rugged
• Feature Rich– Color Display With Icon Based GUI– Multi-Trace & Multi Wavelength Capability– Event Table / Pass – Fail– AutoWave Loss Test Set– Included VFL & Scope Probe Connection– Cert Software And Screen Shot Documentation– Weather Sealed With Rubber Boot
• Performance +– Optimized Range– Instant On – Fast Averaging– AutoTest & Quick Zoom– Short Dead Zones or Long Pulse Range– USB 4GB Data Stick & PC Port
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Module 2:FTE-7500 Startup & Keypad
• Connect Fiber, Turn On & Select OTDR• Scroll Wheel
– Graph Mode - Moves Cursors– Event Mode – Highlights Events for Selection– FMS Mode – Highlights Files for Selection– Menu Mode – Highlights Soft Keys & Icons
• Menu – Changes Focus From Graph To Menu• AutoTest - Examines Fiber & Sets Proper
Pulsewidth & Length• A/B – Changes Between Adjusting A or B Cursor• Zoom – Selects The Graph Zoom Level• Scan – Starts Or Stops Current Scan• Select
– Graph Mode - Moves Cursor To Next Event– FMS / Event Mode – Selects Files or Events– Menu Mode – Selects Highlighted Soft Key Or Icon
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Module 2:FTE-7500 MiniOTDR Graph Mode
• Horizontal Scale – Distance in Kilometers Or Kilofeet
• Vertical Scale – Loss in dB• Zoom Bar• Cursors A & B – Movable To Display
Distance & Loss Measurements• Settable Measurement Area – 2
Point, Splice or LSA• Parameter Area - IOR, Wavelength,
Scan Length, Pulse Width & Range
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Module 2:FTE-7500 Icons & Softkeys
• SoftKeys – Programmed For Each Function Along Top Of Screen
• Scrolling Icon Bar – Settable Parameters– Index Of Refraction– Wavelength– Average– Pulse Width– Range
• Special Screens– Help Menu– File Management Screen– Instrument Parameters– Exit to Main Screen– Battery Indicator
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Module 2:FTE-7500 Help FMS & Event Screen
• Main Help Menu & Context Sensitive Help Screens
• File Management Screen– Store & Retrieve Files To Unit or Transfer
To PC– View File List, Parameters & Trace
Preview– Select File(s) For Viewing
• Event Screen– Shows Distance, Loss and ORL For
Each Event and Total Link– Selectable Pass/Fail Thresholds– Selectable Sensitivity
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Module 2:FTE-7500 AutoWave LTS
• CATV Power Meter Calibrated at 850,1300,1310,1490,1550,1625
• Source For Each OTDR Wavelength– Continuous Wave– Modulated For Fiber Identification– AutoWave Modulated for Automatic
Wavelength Cal of Link Measurement• Single Wavelength, Multiwavelength
& Graph Displays• Multiwavelength Data Storage• Data Upload to PC
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Module 2:FTE-7500 Video Scope Operation
• Low Cost Video Scope Probe Accessory
• 2.5mm or 1.25mm Universal Connector Adaptors
• Popular Connector Patch Panel Adaptors
• Front Illuminated or Core View• 200x or 400x Zoom• Contrast and Centering Adjustment• File Save & PC Upload Capability• Links to OTDR Trace in Certification
Software
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Module 2:FTE-7500 Visible Fault Locator
• 1mw 650nm Red Illuminator• Quickly Identify Nearby Breaks
Inside OTDR Deadzone• Continuous or Modulated Mode For
Easy Identification• Easily Seen in Bare Fiber, at
Connector Boots or Even Through Jacketed Fiber
• Replaceable Ferrule for Customer Maintenance
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Module 2:FTE-7500 Options & Specifications
• All Popular Wavelengths Available (Capturing Special Orders Is a Major Component of the Business)
• Flexible and Responsive Feature Updates & Additions
• Main Specs:– 32/27dB Range Single/Multimode– 1-240Km Range– 1/4m Resolution– 2/5m Event & Attenuation Dead
Zone
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Module 3:FTE-7500 MiniOTDR Applications
• PC Applications Software• Analyzing Fiber Features• Auto vs Manual Analysis• Shorthaul Applications• Longhaul Applications• Competitive Analysis• TFS-2500 Strengths• TFS-2500 Future View
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MicrOTDR TFS-2500
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Module 4:FTE-8000 MiniOSA Operation
• Intro Into OSA Technology• FTE-8000 Features• Startup & Keypad• MiniOSA Spectrum Mode• Icons & Softkeys• Help Menus & FMS• MiniOSA Table Mode• Options and Specifications
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Module 4:Intro Into OSA Technology
• Optical Spectrum Analyzer = Multi-wavelength Power Meter• Measures Simultaneous Colors of Light
– In Wavelength = Nanometers– Or Frequency = Terahertz– In dBm per Channel & Total Power
• Bands of Colors (by popularity)– ‘C’ Band 1530-1561nm (196.0-192.0THz)– ‘L’ Band 1574-1608nm (190.5-186.3THz)– ‘S’ Band 1492-1528nm (200.9-196.2THz)– ‘CWDM’ Band 1270-1610nm
• Channel Spacing– 0.4nm or 0.8nm– 50MHz or 100MHz– CWDM 20nm
• Applications For An OSA– DWDM System Configuration, Check Power Tilt– Set Up OADM & ROADM System Channel Segregation @ Each Node– Calibrate EDFA Gain Flatness
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OSA Applications ExampleGain Tilt Calibration w/ MiniOSA
OA
X
ROADM
X
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Module 4:FTE-8000 Features
• Fast– Fast Power Up– Real Time Scanning <1/2 Second– AutoTest Spectrum Selection– Pass/Fail Table Thresholds
• Easy & Flexible– On-Board Help Menu– Input/Output Gain Tilt Monitoring– On-Board or USB Flash Drive Storage– USB to PC With Software– Table Mode with Statistical Function– Video Probe Capability
• Affordable– ‘C’ or ‘L’ Band @ Industry Leading Price
• Rugged– Rubber Boot With Bail– Splash-proof Sealed Keypad– Heavy Duty Aluminum Enclosure– No Moving or Delicate Optics
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Module 4:FTE-8000 Startup & Keypad
• Connect Fiber to Low or High Port & Turn On• Scroll Wheel
– Spectrum Mode - Moves Cursors– Table Mode – Highlights Channel Statistics– FMS Mode – Highlights Files– Menu Mode – Highlights Soft Keys & Icons
• Menu – Changes Focus From Spectrum To Menu• AutoTest - Examines Channels and AutoZooms• A/B – Changes Between Adjusting A or B Cursor• Zoom – Selects The Graph Vertical Zoom Level• Scan – Starts Or Stops Current Scan• Select
– Spectrum Mode - Moves Cursor To Next Channel– Table Mode – Selects Channel for Spectrum View– Menu Mode – Selects Highlighted Soft Key Or Icon
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Module 4:FTE-8000 Spectrum Mode
• Horizontal Scale – Channel #• Vertical Scale – Power Level in dBm• Zoom Bar – Active Channels • Cursors A & B – Movable To Display
Wavelength, Frequency & Power Measurements
• Settable Measurement Area• Settable Parameter Area• Green Pass Area in Spectrum
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Module 4:FTE-8000 Icons & Softkeys
• Parameter Icons:– Wavelength or Frequency Selection– Power / Gain / Tilt Selection– Resolution Selection– Start and Stop Wavelengths– Input Power Selection
• Toolbar Icon:– User Interface– PC Interface– Display Settings
• Special Icons:– Help Menu– File Management Screen– Real Time Clock– Battery / Charging Level
• SoftKeys – Programmed for Each Function
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Module 4:FTE-8000 Help Menus & FMS
• File Management Screen– Store & Retrieve Files To Unit, USB
Flash or PC Transfer– View File List, Parameters & Spectrum
Preview– Select File(s) For Immediate Viewing
• Help Menu– Provides Help Topics for All Selections– Topics for Spectrum, Table & FMS– Context Sensitive Help
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Module 4:FTE-8000 MiniOSA Table Mode
• Displays Current Power of Every Channel
• Displays Channels Pass/Fail Result
• Displays Each Channel Max Min & Average Statistics
• Select Minimum and Maximum Thresholds
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Module 4:FTE-8000 Options & Specifications
• C L or S DWDM & 20nm CWDM Bands Available
• Channel Deviations Possible• Main Specs:
– >80 Channels per Band– 50GHz or 100GHz Spacing– 20nm Spacing on CWDM– +10dBm to -50dBm / Channel– 2 Readings per Second
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Module 5:FTE-8000 MiniOSA Applications
• PC Applications Software• Feature Rich for MiniOSA• DWDM
– Installation & Commissioning– OADM Node Upgrades– EDFA Gain Tuning
• CWDM Applications• Out of Band Capabilities• Competitive Analysis• FTE-8000 Strengths• FTE-8000 Future View
DWDM Power & l Monitoring
DWDM MiniOSA
Mainframe OSAPower Meter
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Mini OSA Monitoring
Power
Optical Frequency
Output
DWDM Fiber-Optic Transmission Link
Signal Tap1 – 5% of power
Monitoring Points: • End Terminals• Repeaters• Optical Switching
DWDM Fiber-optic transmission links
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Optical Layer Monitoring PointsTest System Commissioning With MiniOSA
Optical Cross-connect
Optical Add-Drop Mux
Optical Amplifier
Full-Band Monitoring
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DWDM Narrowcast in CATV networks
Primary HubBroadcastService
Targeted Service Combiner
Secondary Hub
DWDM 20 CH
Narrowcast Targeted Service(Voice, VOD, Internet)
1x8
TestPoint
TestPoint
DWDM PassivesEx: Scientific Atlanta
DWDM PassivesEx: Scientific Atlanta
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Passive Remote NodeCentral Office
1%
Optical Management of DWDM PON
How to manage a passive
DWDM network?
Power meter: can’t distinguish
individual wavelengths
MainFrame OSA: too costly
DWDM MiniOSA
Benefits:
Measures each λ
Ease of use
Low cost
Small & Rugged
WDM PON 100 GHz channel spacing
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Passive DWDM in Metro Networks
Passives example: Cisco 15216
OA
R MSPP
IP overDWDM
X X
Client-side fault demarcation Line-side fault isolation
ITU 5
ITU 8
XMetro Transport
VOD
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Module 5:MiniOSA Competitive Analysis
FTE-8000C/L/S/CWDM JDSU OCC-56C/56L Anritsu MT909020A EXFO FTB 5230
Wavelength RangeOCX-20 1270-1610(CWDM) OCX80C 1530 1561,
OCX80S1492-1528, OCX80L1574-1608OCC56C1528-1564nm OCC56L1570-1609nm
1270 -1610 18 CWDM Channels 1250 - 1650 Broadband
Wavelength Accuracy ± 0.1nm Typ.± 0.03nm ± 1nm2 ± 0.1nmb
Channel Spacing 50Ghz, 100GHz, 20nm (CWDM) 50GHz /100GHz/200GHz CWDM 20nm 50Ghz, 100GHz, CWDM
Channel Power Range +10dBm to -50dBm <-70 to 10dBm +10dBm to -40dBm +10fdBm to -60dBm
Absolute Accuracy < ± 1dB < ± 1dB1, 2 ± 0.5dB1 ( ) ± 0.4dBb
Readout Resolution 0.01dB ± 0.1dB 0.1dB 0.01dB
Channel Imbalance (Adjacent Channels) ≥12 dB2, 3
PDL ± .15dB ±0.3dB ± .1dB
Measurement Time <1/2 Sec ~120 s (full span sweep) typ. N/S 4s (35nm Span, Multiple-Peak Analysis)
Max. Composite Power +25 dBm +22 dBm Total +17dBm Channel +13dBm
Return Loss >40dB >35 dB N/S ≥40 dB
Optical Interface Universal UPC (FC/SC) Universal PC (FC/SC/Din…) UPC or APC FC or SC UPC or APC FC or SC
Graphical Display Trace Channel & Table View Bar Graph and Table ModeTable, Graph, Channel Drift and Alarms in Drift
Modes Bar Graph, Spectrum and Tables
Display 4in Color TFT Monochrome 128-64 pixel 4.3in Color TFT-LCDTouch screen, Color, 800 x 600 TFT 307 mm (12
1/16 in)
Dimensions 7.75 x 4.5 x 2.25in 3.74 x 2.36 x 7.68in approx. 7.5 x3.8 x 1.9in 12.5 in x 13.5 in x 7.75 in
Weight 2 lb 1.1lb approx. 2lb 26.4lbs
Battery 8 AA Rechargeable NiMH - 8 hours operating time
Four Dry Batteries Mignon/AA, 1.5V or NiMH Rechargeable Cells Mignon/AA, 1.2V Operating
Time From Dry Batteries Typ. 7h.
NiMh, Operating Time 4 hours(typical)4,Rehcarge Time :<3 hours5, Operation Possible with 4x AA
Alkaline: Rechargeable NiMH battery pack times four for
seven-slot receptacle,
Power 100-240VAC universal (US, GB, EU, AU Mains) 100-240 VAC 9VDC, 100 to 240 VAC
100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz and 12–24 VDC for the two-slot (GP-402) and the seven-slot (GP-407) module
receptacles;
Environmental Operation -10°C to +50°C Operation -10°C to +55°C Storage:-40°C to +70°C
Operation 0°C to +50°C6, <80%(Non-Condensing)7
Storage:-20°C to +60°C Operation 0°C to +40°C Storage:-20°C to +50°C
List Price $5,995.00 $6,800.00 $8,630.00
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Module 6:Autowave LTS/PM/LS Operation
• Intro Into LTS Technology• SingleMode Analysis• Multimode Analysis• Autowave Features• Other Interesting Features• File Management & Software• Options and Specifications• Competitive Analysis
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Module 6:Loss Test Set Technology
• Detectors – InGaAs vs Ge– Responsivity Curves– InGaAs More Expensive– Better Temperature Stability– Better Dynamic Range
• Dynamic Range – CATV– >80dB from -57dBm - +25dBm– vs Normally -77dBm - +5dBm– Filter Affects The Wavelength Calibration
• Sources – LEDs vs LDs– Power & Stability– Affects Range– Battery Life– Accuracy
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Module 6:SM & MM Analysis
• Singlemode Analysis– 1310nm – 1625nm Range– Requires Extreme Cleanliness– Recommend Video Scope
• Multimode Analysis– 850nm & 1300nm– Requires Launch Control– Mode Stripping Recommended– NA of Fiber & Detector Size
Match
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Module 6:Interesting Features
• AutoWave– Instant Calibration To The Curve– Multiple Data Points Saved– Improves Test Efficiency
• Store Reference For Each Wavelength
• Modulation For Fiber Identification• Interchangeable Source &
Detector Connections• Long Rechargeable Battery Life
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Module 6:File Management & Software
• Storage Capability For AutoWave Readings
• Examine On-board the Unit or Upload to the PC Application Software
• Software Creates Tabular Information & Prepares For Printing Certification Copy
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Module 6:Options & Specs
• Max Power +25dBm or +5dBm• Min Power -57dBm or -77dBm• Calibrated Wavelengths 850, 1300,
1310, 1490, 1550 & 1625nm• 0.2dB Accuracy• Dual or Triple Wave 0dBm Source• CW, 270, 1K & 2KHz Modulation• 0.05dB Long Term Stability• 2000 AutoWave Storage Cells
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Module 6:AutoWave LTS Competitive Analysis
EXFO EXFO JDSU Noyes Owl FIS
PM-1500 PM - FPM302 PM - EPM-502-32 OLP-55 BN2277/02 OPM5-30 4 Series OV3
LS-1500-35 LS - FLS300-23BL LS - ELS-500-23BL OLS-55 BN2279/01 OLS4 Wavesource
Detector InGaAs Ge Ge InGaAs InGaAs InGaAs InGaAs
Dynamic Range +5-77 dBm +26-50 dBm +10-70 dBm +15-85 dBm +10-75 dBm +5-70 dBm +5-65 dBm
Resolution 0.01dB0.01dB (from
+26 to -35dBm)0.01dB (to -
60dBm)0.01dB 0.01dB 0.01dB 0.01dB
Calibrated Wavelengths 6 10 10 900 6 7 4
Laser Output 1310/1550
0dBm ≥1 dBm ≥1 dBm -7 to 0dBm
separately adjustable0 dBm 0dBm 0dBm
AutoWave Switching Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Included ConnectorsInterchangeable
ST/ FC/SC for PM and LS
1PM/1LS 1PM/1LS 1PM/1LS Sold Separately UnivPM/1LS 1PM/1LS
Data USB N/A USB USB USB RS232 RS232
Storage 2000 N/A 1000 1000 500 per λ 1000 255
Weight 1.14lbs .9lb .9lb 1.1lb .58lbs 1.25lb
Size5.9"H X 3.9"W X
1.37"D7.25"H X 4"W X
2.12"D7.25"H X 4"W X
2.12"D7.68"H X 3.47"W X
2.36"D5.5"H X 3.2"W X
1.5"D6.48"H X 3.48"W
X 1.1"D8.75"H X
4"W X 2.9"D
Battery Life (hrs)>200 hrs. PM
>15hrs. LS260 hrs. PM
120 hrs. LS70 hrs. PM 50
hrs. LS >100hrs
300 hrs. PM 72 hrs. LS
100 hrs. 8
(9V Li-ion) 3AA 4 AA 2AA
PS Sold Separately
9V Li-ion
Price Power Meter $625.00 $1,260.00 $1,360.00 $935.00 $895.00 $695.00
Price 1310/1550 Laser Source
$1,995.00 $2,200.00 $2,975.00 $2,290.00 $1,495.00 N/A
PM/LS Loss Test Set $2,665.00 $3,345.00 KIT $4,235.00 $2,590.00 Kit $2,190.00 $1,995.00
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Module 7:New Products Introductions
• MiniOTDR Viper Platform• MiniTLS Tunable Light Source• MiniVOA Variable Optical Attenuator• MiniCDA Chromatic Dispersion Analyzer• MiniPDA Polarization Dispersion Analyzer• Advanced Bi-Directional Autowave LTS /
Talk Set• PON Meters & ORL
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FTE-7000 OTDR Low Cost Full Featured OTDR
• Built On FTE Platforms• Smaller & Lighter With Cost Saving
Casework & Power Supply Design• Competes Extremely Well With
Competitive Base Instruments• 32dB Dynamic Range, 1/4m
Resolution & 2m Deadzone• All Wavelengths Available• Includes VFL, LTS, Preview Mode in
FMS & Event Screens
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FTE-6000 MiniTLS Tunable Laser Source
• Tunable Source Used to Sweep the Entire Range in DWDM System Tests
• Used in Conjunction with the MiniOSA to Install, Commission or Upgrade OADM Systems
• C or L Band 50GHz Channel Spacing• Built In Variable Optical Attenuator• Programmable Start l, Stop l, Step
Size, & Dwell Time• FTE Family Handheld, Rugged,
Splash Proof Design
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FTE-4000 MiniVOA Variable Optical Attenuator
• Used to Provide Excess Attenuation to Determine Budget Compliance
• Used To Establish Required Receiver Attenuation Level
• Programmable Optical Attenuation From 0.00dB to 40.00dB
• Calibrated at 1310nm and 1550nm• Programmable Start dB, Stop dB, Step
Size, & Dwell Time• FTE Family, Handheld, Rugged,
Splash Proof Design
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FTE MiniCDA Chromatic Dispersion Analyzer
• Utilizes the Tunable Laser Source to sweep the Wavelength Range
• Consists of 2 Locked In Separable Units:– MiniTLS Modulated Tunable Laser Source– Chromatic Dispersion Analyzer
• Comprehensive Dispersion Analysis Data With Graphical & Tabular Screens
• FTE Family Handheld, Rugged, Splash Proof Design
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FTE MiniPDAPolarization Dispersion Analyzer
• Utilizes an Optional Polarization Mode Controller Unit
• Used In-Line with TLS and CDA to provide added capabilities in 3 Part Analyzer
• TLS, CDA and now PDA in a Scalable Set• Targeting ~$20K For Instrument Suite• FTE Family Handheld, Rugged, Splash
Proof Design
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Other Market Opportunities & Future Products
• OTDR Autowave Capability Included with a LTS Kit, Scope, Consumables & Case
• Advanced Low Cost ORL / PON Instrument
• Advanced Bi-Directional Analyzer / Talk Set
• MiniCDA MiniPDA Chromatic & Polarization Dispersion Analyzer
• Future Generation Modular Handheld Optical Multimeter
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Module 8:Market Segmentation
• CATV / LAN / Metro /FTTx• Domestic Opportunities• International Opportunities• Standards & Qualifications• Competitive Analysis
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Training Summary
• FTE Family of Highly Advanced Mini Test & Measurement Instrumentation
• Flexible & Adaptive Feature Sets• Designed for Rugged Field Installation,
Commissioning & Maintenance Activities• Integrated Testing, Documenting & Certification of
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