NK308B/C 10G SB
The 10G swath photopower meter is used to identify wavelengths and measure wavelengths, and the manual covers three wavelengths and two wavelength versions, supporting thresholds, data preservation, relative power displays and user calibration; VFL is a combination.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Test Wavelength [Three Wave Long Version] | 1490±10 nm |
| Test Wavelength [Three Wave Long Version] | 1550±10 nm |
| Test Wavelength [Three Wave Long Version] | 1577±10 nm |
| Dynamic Range [Three-wavelength version; 1490±10nm] | -40～+10 dBm |
| Dynamic Range [Three-wavelength version; 1550±10nm] | -40～+25 dBm |
| Dynamic Range [Three-wavelength version; 1577±10nm] | -40～+25 dBm |
| Test Wavelength [Double Wave Long Version] | 1490±10 nm |
| Test Wavelength [Double Wave Long Version] | 1577±10 nm |
| Dynamic Range [double wavelength version; 1490 ± 10nm] | -50～+26 dBm |
| Dynamic Range [double wavelength version; 1577 ± 10nm] | -50～+26 dBm |
| Isolation [Three-wavelength version; test the 1490nm channel, isolate 1550/1577nm] | >40 dB |
| Isolation [Three-wavelength version; test the 1550nm channel, isolate 1490/1577nm] | >40 dB |
| Isolation [Three-wavelength version; test the 1577nm channel, isolate 1490/1550nm] | >40 dB |
| Isolation [Double wavelength version; 1490 nm tunnel isolated 1577 nm and 1577 nm channel isolated 1490 nm] | >25 dB |
| Measuring uncertainty [PON split wave power meter sharing; original table comparison and overall retention of positive and negative symbols] | ≤±0.5 |
| Display Resolution [PON Sniper Power Scale Sharing] | 0.1 dB |
| Probe Type [PON Sniper Power Scale Sharing] | InGaAs |
| Threshold group [PON Sniper Power Scale Sharing] | 10 sets |
| Data Storage [PON Sniper Power Scale Sharing] | 10 条 |
| Insertion Loss [Three Wave Long Version] | ≤1.5 dB |
| Fiber Type [Three Wave Long Version] | SM9/125 |
| Light Connector [Three Wave Long Version] | SC (fC interchangeable) |
| Light Connector [Double Wave Long Version] | FC/SC/ST Universal Connect |
| Operating Wavelength [VFL (selection)] | 650±20 nm |
| Output Power [VFL (selection)] | ≥10 mW |
| Operating Mode [VFL (selection)] | CW/1Hz/2Hz |
| Light Connector [VFL (selection)] | Universal Access FC/SC/ST |
| Show | Colour breakscreen |
| Data Interface | Micro USB |
| Power supply | Three AA batteries / rechargeable version with polymer lithium battery 3.7V, 2400mAh |
| Operating Temperature | -10～+50 ℃ |
| Storage Temperature | -40～+70 ℃ |
| Relative humidity [Noncondensing] | 0～90 % |
| Whole machine size | 186 mm × 100 mm × 50 mm |
| Total Instrument Weight | 240 g |
| Auto-activate Time [Independent statement] | 10/30/60 |
| Threshold adjustment step [Independent statement] | 1 dBm |
| User calibration step [Independent statement] | 0.1 dBm |
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