The Multi Application Test System (MATS) is Yokogawa’s integrated platform for high-precision, high-throughput testing of optical devices, transceivers, and photonic components. Built with proven laboratory grade optical modules (OPMs, VOAs, switches, light sources, and SMU-synchronized device control), it delivers the stability, repeatability, and measurement accuracy required in modern photonics R&D, new product introduction, and volume manufacturing.
Unlike other platforms, only Yokogawa offers a unified system with optical and SMU modules, hot-swappable reconfiguration, and proven long-term reliability in 24/7 high-volume production.
For optical transceiver characterization, MATS is commonly paired with instruments such as OSAs, WLMs, BERTs, and high-speed oscilloscopes. In this broader setup, MATS provides a foundation that simplifies automation and enables high-throughput workflows.
- Easy to use touch panel
- 3-slot and 9-slot frame controllers
- Hot-swappable reconfiguration
- Synchronized trigger I/O by frame or module
- USB, Ethernet, GPIB (optional)
- 2-Channel
- Ranges: ±6 V, ±600 mA
- Resolution: 100 µV / 1 pA
- Sweep: Linear, Log, Custom
- Output: DC, Pulse (50 µs to 1 s)
- Easy-to-view color display
- USB port for data storage
- Remote monitoring and measurement through a LAN
- Easy-to-view color display
- USB port for data storage
- Remote monitoring and measurement through a LAN
- 1310, 1550, 1625 or 1650 nm
- Output level: ≥10 dBm
- Level stability: ±0.005 dB or less
- C-band or L-band
- 1 MHz step fine tuning
- Output level: ≥12.5dBm
- Large diameter detector
- 800 to 1700 nm, -90 to +15 dBm
- 400 to 1100 nm, -90 to +10 dBm
- Single mode model:
- 1200 to 1700 nm
- 0 to 60 dB
- Multi mode model:
- 800 to 1370 nm
- 0 to 45 dB
- Built-in optical power meter
- Single mode model:
- 1200 to 1700 nm
- 0 to 60 dB
- Multi mode model:
- 800 to 1370 nm
- 0 to 45 dB
- 1x4 or 1x8 configuration
- Single mode or Multi mode
- Low insertion loss: 1.0 dB
- Reproducibility: ±0.01 dB
- 1x16 configuration
- Single mode or Multi mode
- Low insertion loss: 1.0 dB
- Reproducibility: ±0.01 dB
- Dual 1x2 or Dual 2x2 configuration
- Single mode or Multi mode
- Low insertion loss: 1.0 dB
- Reproducibility: ±0.01 dB
- Supports 10G XFP, SFP+, XENPAK
- Power supply and power current monitoring
- I2C/MDIO interface
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No, although the basic shape is the same for both the AQ9335 and AQ9335C, the internal physical deisgn for the AQ9335C has been changed slightly to fit the AQ2200 series sensor modules for optimum accuracy. You will ...
One possible way to create a non-blocking 4x4 switch on the AQ2200 Multi Application Test System is by using multiple 2x2 switch modules. Please refer to the attached file.
The analog output of the AQ2200-211 Sensor Module converts digital data to analog data in 100 us interval. It is not a direct output of an analog amplified but it is a D/A output.
The following are the specifications for the AQ2200-111 1490nm DFB Module:- Center wavelength: 1490nm+/-10nm- Wavelength accuracy: 0.05nm- SMSR: 30dB or morePlease refer to the datasheet for the AQ2200-111(1310) ...
Please download and refer to the attached document for complete instructions on how to upgrade the firmware for the AQ2201/AQ2202 Frame Controller.
The meaning of "Monitor port: -13 dB" is that -13 dB corresponds to about 5% (10Log(0.05) nearly equals to -13). That is, output power is divided by an optical coupler at a ratio of 95:5, and 5% is for monitor ...
Yes, the AQ2200-141/-142 FP-LD modules have a built-in isolator. The isolation is 35dB.
The Chopped Light mode is used: To increase measurement level sensitivity by cutting the high frequency noise To detect only the light that the LS emitted, effective for free space measurement. In free space ...
If you have products currently in China that require calibration or repair, you may either return them to your local Yokogawa service center or the Yokogawa China Service & Repair Center. Please be advised that ...
No, unfortunately due to the number of current fiber combinations, we do not stock optical fibers. There are many companies that specialize in optical fiber cords.
How-tos
This video demonstrates side mode suppression ratio (SMSR) analysis using an AQ6370E OSA and explains how to adjust the signal span to capture side modes and execute SMSR analysis to detect and locate the closest peaks from a 1310 nanometer laser via a connected light source module. SMSR analysis allows engineers to quickly identify and quantify the differences between the main peak and any side peaks in terms of nanometers and power which helps ensure the quality and accuracy of a laser's output. Manufacturers want to see a single, clean peak in a laser's output without side modes or additional peaks, to indicate a laser is performing as expected.
