JDS Uniphase RM3750 user manual Specifications, Parameter Specification Single-mode Multimode

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RM3 SERIES BACKREFLECTION METER

USER’S MANUAL

Specifications

The following optical specifications describe the warranted characteristics of the unit ( Table 3). Supplementary specifications describe the typical non-warranted performance of the unit (Table 4).

Table 3: Optical Specifications

Parameter

 

 

 

Specification

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Single-mode

 

Multimode

 

 

 

 

 

Operating wavelength

980,

1310,

1480, 1550,

850, 1310 nm

 

1625, or 1650 ±10 nm

±20 nm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fiber Type

 

 

 

single* -mode1060

 

 

 

9/125

 

µm

multimode

 

(5/125

 

Flexcor

 

 

 

for the 980 nm)

50/125µmor62.5/125µm

Detector type

mm diameter InGaAs

3 mm diameter InGaAs

Range

 

 

 

 

to –40 dB1

backreflection

0 to -75 dB

 

power

0 to -80 dBm

3 to -60 dBm

Absolute accuracy

±1.0 dB 2,3

 

 

dB 4

backreflection

 

±1.

power

±0.

 

dBm

typical at -10

±0.

dBm typical at -10

 

dBm5,6

 

 

dBm6

Relative accuracy

±0.4 dB 3

 

±0.7 dB 4

backreflection

 

power

±0.05 dB (<5 dB loss),

±0.15 dB (>5 dB loss) 6,7

 

±0.15 dB (>5 dB loss) 5

 

 

Output connector type

Panel-mounted,

 

 

 

low-backreflection APC

 

 

 

 

 

 

Remote interface

RS232 or IEEE 488 (GPIB)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1Reduced backreflection accuracy in the last 10dB of range based on termination effectiveness. Depending on the measurement setup, measurements with lower levels are possible at reduced accuracy.

2User-calibration supported.

3For a typical application, add ±0.4 dB for readings between -60 and -67 dB. Add ±0.8 dB for readings between -67 and -72 dB. Add ±1.5 dB for readings between -72 and -75 dB.

4Following the user-calibration procedure at the recommended interval. For simple reflections, such as flat-end connectors.

5Add ±0.1 dB between -70 and -80 dBm.

6Immediately after performing a dark measurement.

7Add ±0.1 dB between 0 to 3 dBm and between –35 and –40 dBm.

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JDS Uniphase RM3750 user manual Specifications, Parameter Specification Single-mode Multimode

RM3750 specifications

The JDS Uniphase RM3750 is a cutting-edge optical spectrum analyzer that has garnered attention in various telecommunications and photonics applications. Renowned for its versatility and accuracy, the RM3750 combines advanced technologies to provide users with unprecedented measurement capabilities, making it an essential tool for researchers and engineers working in fiber optics, laser development, and spectral analysis.

One of the standout features of the RM3750 is its wide dynamic range. This feature allows users to obtain precise measurements across a broad spectrum of optical signals, which is crucial in environments where signal strength can vary significantly. The analyzer is designed to handle both high-intensity signals and weak optical events, ensuring that no detail is missed during analysis.

The RM3750 incorporates a high-resolution detection mechanism that enables it to distinguish closely spaced wavelengths. This characteristic is particularly beneficial in applications where wavelength spacing is minimal, such as in dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) systems. The high resolution also allows for accurate characterization of spectral features, including signal peaks and noise.

In addition to its impressive measurement capabilities, the RM3750 supports advanced analysis and real-time monitoring. Users can visualize spectral data through an intuitive graphical interface, which aids in the quick interpretation of results. The instrument is equipped with real-time data processing capabilities, allowing users to observe changes in optical signals as they occur, a critical feature for dynamic environments like live signal monitoring.

The JDS Uniphase RM3750 is not only about hardware; it also comes with an array of software tools designed to enhance functionality and ease of use. These tools allow for automated measurements, data logging, and integration with other laboratory instruments. Moreover, the ability to export data in various formats facilitates easy sharing and analysis across platforms.

Another notable characteristic of the RM3750 is its compact design and robust build quality. This ensures that it can operate effectively in demanding laboratory conditions while being portable enough for field applications.

In conclusion, the JDS Uniphase RM3750 optical spectrum analyzer stands out for its combinations of wide dynamic range, high resolution, real-time monitoring, and user-friendly software integration. These characteristics make it an exceptional tool for professionals in telecommunications and optical research, enabling them to conduct more accurate and insightful measurements.