MQS-TQ3xx Light-A-Wide Table
MQS-TQ3 is a test that integrates photopower testing and light-source seamlessly into a handheld device, and that fully meets loss in the fibre-optic field, greatly improving the efficiency of work processes and effectively reducing the time for testing and testing.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Photopower meter - detector type [Configure 1/ Configure2] | InGaAs |
| Photopower counter - interface type [Configure 1/ Configure2] | FC/PC (options SC, ST, LC) |
| Photometers - range of power measurements [Configure1] | -70～+10(dBm) |
| Photometers - range of power measurements [Configure2] | -50～+26(dBm) |
| Photopower meters - measuring wavelength [Configure 1/ Configure2] | 850/1300/1310/1490/1550/1625 |
| Photopower meter - precision [Configure 1/ Configure2] | ±0.03 dB |
| Photopower counter - Show resolution [Configure 1/ Configure2] | 0.01 dBm |
| Photopower meter - storage [Configure 1/ Configure2] | 1000 units |
| Light source - working wavelength | 1310/1550 |
| Light source - luminator type | FP-LD |
| Light source - interface type | FC/SC/ST |
| Light-outpower | >-5 dBm |
| Light Source-modulation Mode | CW/270Hz/1KHz/2KHz |
| Light-out-output stability [20℃@15min] | ±0.04@20℃@15min |
| Battery/power | Section 3 AA dry batteries |
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
| Operating Temperature | -20℃—+50℃ |
| Storage Temperature | -30℃—+60℃ |
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