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5500
NETWORK TESTING
Less than 5-second testing time
for any PMD range
No auto-correlation peak,
for enhanced accuracy
NIST traceable
Patented design*: test through EDFAs
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Pantent pending, International PCT Publ. No.WO2004/070341.
Measurement method approved by TIA-FOTP-124A
www.exfo.com
Telecommunications Test and Measurement
B
PMD ANALYZER
FTB-5500B
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- Page 1 5500 NETWORK TESTING Less than 5-second testing time for any PMD range No auto-correlation peak, for enhanced accuracy NIST traceable Patented design*: test through EDFAs Pantent pending, International PCT Publ. No.WO2004/070341. Measurement method approved by TIA-FOTP-124A www.exfo.com Telecommunications Test and Measurement PMD ANALYZER FTB-5500B...
- Page 2 Measuring PMD the Fast Way PMD represents a significant danger to both legacy and newly deployed networks. And as systems of 10 Gb/s and faster develop, PMD concern and awareness continue to grow. EXFO’s FTB-5500B PMD Analyzer helps you get ahead in the field. Whether you need to verify the capacity of legacy fiber or maintain a network, the modular FTB-5500B is fast, reliable, and ready to go.
- Page 3 Second-Order PMD Particularly important in multichannel transmission, second-order PMD is derived from the measured PMD value. EXFO’s software provides second-order PMD delay and coefficient values for telecom fibers. These values allow you to characterize fibers and cables more precisely than simple PMD and better control the transmission quality of high-speed systems.
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Page 4: Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS Wavelength range (nm) Measurement range (ps) Sensitivity (dBm) Measuring time (s) Absolute uncertainty (accuracy) (ps) Allows measurement through EDFA GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Temperature operating storage Relative humidity Size (H x W x D) (module only) Weight (module only) Note: 1. Typical, for C-band. May be increased with averaging. With the FLS-5800, the typical dynamic range is 47 dB. 2.
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