AQ6360 Telecom Production Optical Spectrum Analyzer 1200 - 1650 nm

What is an Optical Spectrum Analyzer?

Optical spectrum analyzers perform precision optical spectrum measurements to characterize light sources.

How Does an Optical Spectrum Analyzer Work?

Optical spectrum analyzers have wavelength-tunable optical filters for light to pass through so a photodetector can convert the signal into a proportional electrical current.

The AQ6360 optical analyzer is the fastest optical spectrum analyzer for optical device manufacturing offered by Yokogawa. It is a cost-effective optical spectrum analyzer ideal for industrial manufacturing of telecom devices such as lasers, optical transceivers, and optical amplifiers. 

The AQ6360 features a wavelength range of 1200 to 1650 nm for ideal manufacturing test performance. Its free-space optical input structure design allows for guaranteed high coupling efficiency and measurement repeatability. Additional features and functions of the AQ6360 include built-in analysis functions and Ethernet and GPIB remote interfaces.

Ideal performance for manufacturing tests

The AQ6360 optical analyzer satisfies the typical measurement needs of industrial manufacturing of telecom devices such as lasers, optical transceivers and optical amplifiers.

  • Wavelength range: 1200 to 1650 nm
  • Wavelength resolution: 0.1 to 2 nm
  • High wavelength accuracy: ±0.02 nm
  • High dynamic range: 55 dB
  • Wide measurement range: +20 to −80 dBm

Sweep up to two times faster

The AQ6360 can sweep up two times faster than our models designed for R&D purposes.

Free space optical input

The free space optical input structure is the most effective to guarantee high coupling efficiency and measurement repeatability.

Dual-purpose
Accepts both single-mode and multimode optical fibers

Versatile
Accepts both flat and angle polished connectors

Worry free
Damage proof internal input connector

Maintenance-free
No internal fiber to clean

Built-in wavelength reference source

(Factory option)

Space saving 4U height

(1U lower than AQ6370 Series)

AQ6370D
AQ6370D

AQ6360
AQ6360

AQ6370 series compatible operation

The AQ6360 inherits the screen and menu layout from our OSA lineup, which is recognized by thousands of users all over the world as the most intuitive and easy-to-use.

Multi-touch touchscreen

Tap, drag, pinch in and pinch out. The high resolution, responsive 8.4-inch multi-touch capacitive touchscreen makes the operation of the instrument simple and intuitive.

Built-in analysis functions to increase productivity

More than ten data analysis functions are available, including WDM (OSNR), SMSR, DFB-LD, EDFA, and Spectral width.

Ready for remote operation

Ethernet and GPIB remote interfaces
The AQ6360 is equipped with GP-IB, and Ethernet interfaces for remote access and for building automated test systems.

AQ6370D compatible remote commands
It is compatible with both AQ6370D and AQ6317 commands for easy programming.

LD chip and TOSA

The AQ6360 delivers improvements in measurement throughput via a multimode fiber for free space laser beams from wafers, LD chip, TO CAN and TOSA measurements. This is due to the free space input structure of the OSA which accepts multimode fibers without high insertion loss, which occurs when multimode and single mode fibers are mismatched.

 

LD chip and TOSA

The side mode suppression ratio (SMSR) of laser can be measured quickly and accurately.

NA Conversion Adapter

NA Conversion AdapterThe Numerical Aperture (NA) Conversion Adapter makes measurements with a multimode fiber more accurate and stable. It is a unique adapter designed specifically for Yokogawa OSAs.

DFB-LD Spectrum (GI 50/125 μm)

DFB-LD Spectrum (GI 50/125 μm)

Optical transceiver

In conjunction with bit error rate test (BERT) equipment, the AQ6360 can measure the center wavelength and spectral width of transceivers and LD modules.
For testing the BER curve of optical transceivers, the broadband light of an ASE source is added to signals. The high sensitivity of the AQ6360 enables it to measure OSNR conditions more accurately than low performance non grating based designs.

Optical transceiver

Optical amplifier

The AQ6360 has an automated function to easily calculate the Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifier Noise Figure under the name “EDFA-NF”. A typical measurement setup for amplifier testing consists of a set of multiplexed lasers, an attenuator for tuning the laser power level, an optical spectrum analyzer. The OSA takes two high-resolution spectrums. One trace is taken before amplification and one after amplification. From the obtained spectrums, the EDFA-NF Analysis Function automatically detects the laser peaks, extracts the required measurement values, performs the calculations and displays a table with the values of GAIN and NF of the DUT.

Optical amplifier

The typical experimental setup for optical amplifier testing

Optical amplifier

The automated routine for the analysis of optical amplifiers provides a table with their relevant parameters

LCA Emission of CO2 about 25% compared to the previous model.

PDFResults of Life Cycle Assessment
Overview:

OSA Macro Program Function

The OSA Macro Program Function enables automated measurement by creating programs for entry of measurement conditions and other tasks. Users can program a sequence of measurement procedures from entry of measurement conditions (e.g., wavelength sweep width, setting resolution) to analyses, data saving, output, and others and eliminates redundant procedures on the production line. The function acts as a controller of other connected devices through the LAN or RS232C port and allows users to build an automatic measuring system without using an external PC and input measurement conditions or output measured results while programs are running.

Overview:

Optimizing bias voltage is essential for efficient optical modulator operation, maintenance of signal quality, and meeting performance specifications required for a designated application. Proper biasing helps achieve desired modulation effects, reduces distortion, and enhances overall reliability of optical communication systems.

Overview:

To accurately measure pulsed light using an optical spectrum analyzer (OSA), it is necessary to understand the characteristics of the OSA and select the appropriate measurement method and settings.

Overview:

Optical transceivers are one of the indispensable key devices for optical communications that interconvert optical and electrical signals.

Product Overviews

    Overview:

    Introducing the new Yokogawa Test&Measurement AQ6380 Optical Spectrum Analyzer. This new OSA includes many sought-after features including:

    • An unprecedented 5 pm wavelength resolution
    • ±5 pm wavelength accuracy
    • 1200 nm to 1650 nm wavelength range
    • 65 dB wide close-in dynamic range
    • 80 dB stray light suppression
    • Automated wavelength calibration
    • Gas purging
    • DUT-oriented interface and test apps
    • Backward-compatible remote interface
    • 10.4in intuitive touchscreen
    • Up to 20x faster measurement
    • Remote operation capabilities

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