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This selection guide provides an overview of the multiple OSA models available from Yokogawa and covers features, sample applications, related instruments, and also includes a chart that details specifications like sensitivity, range, resolution, and more.
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This selection guide provides an overview of the multiple OTDR models available from Yokogawa and covers features, functions, sizing, and also includes an application and measurement performance flow chart to help guide you to the ideal instrument for your needs.
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This selection guide provides an overview of many of the measurement modules available for use with the Yokogawa AQ2200 Series Multi Application Test System and covers frame controller platforms, programming functions, sample applications, and more.
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The AQ7290 OTDR satisfies a broad range of test and measurement needs in research, manufacturing, and optical network analysis, from access to core and delivers reliability, speed, and ease-of-use.
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The AQ7420 accurately detects the quantity and location of reflections within optical connectors and modules to reveal microcracks standard loss measurements can miss, helping to avoid potentially detrimental failures, valuable in demanding environments with movement, vibration, and thermal cycling.
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The AQ2300 Series Test Platform enables high speed, high-density production testing and validation. The modular frame supports a variety of modules and provides tailored solutions for a wide range of small- to medium-scale semiconductor device evaluation and manufacturing systems.
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Used in traditional optical transmission networks, the amplification technique of employing erbium-doped fiber amplifiers (EDFA) to directly amplify optical signals (without conversion to electrical signals) has now expanded to help boost laser-based signals for orbiting satellite communication networks.
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A semiconductor laser emits light via a driving current. The drive current causes the semiconductor laser chip to generate heat, resulting in a shift in the output wavelength, which can potentially damage the laser. To avoid problems such as these, pulse-driven light emission is widely used.
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Researchers needed a more efficient solution to measure spectral performance beyond traditional telecom wavelengths, so they collaborated with Yokogawa Test&Measurement to develop a breakthrough grating-based OSA that covers MWIR wavelengths up to 5.5um.
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This webinar covers operation principles and challenges of different LiDAR concepts, a brief discussion on the LiDAR market, and a review of critical optical components such as photodetectors and sources. Co-presented with Jake Q. Li of Hamamatsu.
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Applications like LiDAR, facial recognition, ID'ing greenhouse gas, and cancer detection require precise analysis of the optical light spectrum. Spectral behavior analysis techniques are themselves a science, as what is not shown is just as important as what is shown!
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For those not able to couple light into a fiber, the use of a free space light measurement jig provides a means to measure properties of free space light (like wavelength, power, peaks, SMSR, noise, etc.) via an OSA. This video demonstrates setup and use of an example jig to measure the output of smartphone LiDAR light.
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