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WaveSeries
Operations Guide
WaveSource Light Sources
OWL
Optical Wavelength Laboratories
Operations Guide
Date: March 22, 2019
Optical Wavelength Laboratories (OWL)
N9623 Old Hwy 12
WaveSource Series
Version 2.0
Whitewater, WI 53190
Fiber Optic Light Sources
Phone: 262-473-0643
Internet: OWL-INC.COM
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- Page 1 WaveSeries Operations Guide WaveSource Light Sources Optical Wavelength Laboratories Operations Guide Date: March 22, 2019 Optical Wavelength Laboratories (OWL) N9623 Old Hwy 12 WaveSource Series Version 2.0 Whitewater, WI 53190 Fiber Optic Light Sources Phone: 262-473-0643 Internet: OWL-INC.COM...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS PAGE GENERAL FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTIONS 2.0.1 WAVESOURCE CONNECTIONS 2.0.2 WAVESOURCE INDICATOR LEDs 2.0.3 WAVESOURCE BUTTONS APPLICATIONS PRECAUTIONS 3.1.1 Safety 3.1.2 Operational 3.1.3 Connector REQUIRED ACCESSORIES 3.2.1 Cleaning Supplies 3.2.2 Patch Cords 3.2.3 Optical Fiber Adapters TYPICAL APPLICATIONS MAINTENANCE / CALIBRATION WARRANTY SPECIFICATIONS WAVESOURCE CONFIGURATIONS... -
Page 3: General
Modulated mode has two functions. First, modulated signals can be used for fiber identification with a clamp- on adapter. Also, when used with Fiber OWL, Micro OWL, or WaveTester optical power meters, the modulated signal is used to tell the meter which wavelength is being emitted. Each wavelength has a distinct modulation frequency. -
Page 4: Functional Descriptions
2.0 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTIONS 2.0.1 CONNECTIONS Port A - Houses either a multimode 850/1300nm dual- wavelength source or 650nm VFL. USB Charger Port - Allows for charging internal Lithium Polymer battery. Port B - Houses either a singlemode 1310/1550nm dual- wavelength source or 650nm VFL. 2.0.2 INDICATOR LEDS Port A Indicator LED - This LED will either be GREEN... -
Page 5: Applications
3.0 APPLICATIONS 3.1 PRECAUTIONS 3.1.1 Safety - Exercise caution when working with optical equipment. Most transmission equipment and light sources use light that is invisible to the human eye. High energy light is potentially dangerous, and can cause serious, irreparable damage to the eye. Thus, it is recommended to NEVER look into the connector port of a light source or the end of a fiber. -
Page 6: Maintenance / Calibration
Optical Wavelength Labs N9623 Old Highway 12 Whitewater, WI 53190 Internet: owl-inc.com Phone: 262-473-0643 Fax: 262-473-8737 - 5 -... -
Page 7: Specifications
6.0 SPECIFICATIONS Optical Specifications Multimode Singlemode Source Type Laser Laser Calibrated Wavelengths 850, 1300nm 1310, 1550nm 650nm Output Power (CW) -20 dBm (into MM fiber) -10 dBm (into SM fiber) 0 dBm Accuracy ±0.10 dB @ 25°C ±0.10 dB @ 25°C Light Source Drift (1 hour) ±0.05 dB (850nm) ±0.05 dB (1310nm)
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