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Home > Forums > Engineering Forums by Industry > Control Systems engineering > Measurement & control instrumentation engineering Forum

optical fiber peak power value detect instrument?

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cloonypan (Structural)

29 Sep 11 7:01

Hello,

I want to measure optical fiber peak power. There was a phased-out one by Adventest TQ8215 has this function as enclosed. The new type of this meter is TQ8250 without peak detection. Therefore I want to ask everone: Is there any similar instrument with optical fiber peak power detection? Thank you.

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ScottyUK (Electrical)

29 Sep 11 15:02

You've tried Newport and Anritsu?

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cloonypan (Structural)

2 Dec 11 5:11

Hi Scotty,

I found some types of Newport optical instrument has the desired funtion. Thank you.

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