AQ2200-412 Optical Switch Module (1 x 16) - Optical Switches
- Compact: Optical switches of 1 x 16 port configuration in a two-slot size module
- Compatible with SMF(10/125µm) or MMF(50/125µm)
- Low insertion loss: 1.0 dB (typ.)
- High switching reproducibility: within ±0.01 dB
- Can be combined with various AQ2200 series modules or other Yokogawa's optical communication measuring instruments to build versatile measuring systems
What Is Optical Switching
Optical switching is the switching of an electrical field's transmission through a device between multiple ports.
How Does An Optical Switch Work?
Whether of the mechanical, electronic, or optomechanical type, optical switches work by opening or closing an optical circuit.
The AQ2200-412 OSW module is a space-saving 1 x 16 optical switch featuring low insertion loss and superior switching reproducibility, in a two-slot size module. This module allows to connect up to 16 DUT and improve testing efficiency in automatic test system.
Optical splitter for PON
Optical splitter is a key device in PON, GE-PON system in FTTH to split optical signal into 8 to 32 ports. In this test system, insertion losses for each port can be measured accurately and efficiently.
Measurement item: Insertion loss for each port with different wavelengths
(1310nm, 1490nm, 1550nm)
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Brochures
- AQ2200 Series Multi Application Test System (4.5 MB)
- AQ2200 Series Multi Application Test System Data sheet (2.8 MB)
Drawings
- Model 735143 AQ2200-412 OSW Module (503 KB)
