AQ2200-215 Sensor module (high Power up to +30dBm, 970 to 1660 nm)
The AQ2200-215 is an optical power meter designed specifically to measure high optical power up to +30dBm. It features high speed sampling and advanced data processing functions. The AQ2200-215 is an ideal measurement tool for optical output power measurement and margin test of WDM transmission equipment, as well as gain measurements of optical fiber amplifiers. It is commonly used in conjunction with other AQ2200 Series modules and the AQ6370C Optical Spectrum Analyzer to offer a flexible customized optical measurement system.
| Detector | Wavelength Range | Power Range | |
| AQ2200-215 | InGaAs | 970 to 1660 nm | -70 to +30 dBm |
- High Power Measurement: +30dBm
- High-Speed Sampling: 10,000 points per second
- Various Optical Connectors: FC/SC/MU/LC
- Fully Configurable: Create the desired measurement system by combining AQ2200 Series modules with Yokogawa optical communications measuring instruments
AQ9335C(FC) Connector Adapter for optical sensors
FC connector, for optical sensors
(A light shielding cap is not included)
AQ9335C(SC) Connector Adapter for optical sensors
SC connector, for optical sensors
(A light shielding cap is not included)
AQ9335C(LC) Connector Adapter for optical sensors
LC connector, for optical sensors
(Dust protection cap is not included)
AQ9335C(MU) Connector Adapter for optical sensors
MU connector, for optical sensors
(Dust protection cap is not included)
WDM Transmission System Test
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