Medium Range (MR) OTDR Module: MTS/T-BERD Platforms
Medium Range (MR) OTDR Module: MTS/T-BERD Platforms
Medium Range (MR) OTDR Module: MTS/T-BERD Platforms
CWDM/DWDM ready with 1310,1490, 1550, and 1625 nm wavelengths FTTx ready with 1310/1490/1550 nm wavelengths 0.8 m event dead zone for highest network precision Point-to-multipoint (P2MP) testing with a combined high dynamic range and high resolution solution Continuous wave (CW) functionality
The optical time domain reflectometer (OTDR) is at the core of fiber optic characterization. Allowing measurements of fiber link attenuation, attenuation coefficient, reflection, splice/connector loss, and point of error, all as part of the fiber distance function.
Multi-application optical test module In todays telecommunications market, test solutions must be cost effective, increase productivity, and reduce the complexity of field testing. JDSUs Medium Range (MR) OTDR Module offers a high-performance OTDR test module, which has been specifically developed in response to these industry demands. Configurable at the time of order, the MR OTDR Module offers multiple wavelength test capabilities (1310, 1490, 1550, and 1625 nm), providing field technicians with an all-in-one test instrument. The MR OTDR Module's performance enables effective testing on short haul (access, FTTx, P2MP)and long haul networks.
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MR OTDR MODULE
Test the fiberwith the right solutionat the right wavelength As fiber installers and technicians continue to look for ways to reduce time and costs during field operation, it is essential for them to use the right tool for the job at hand. The combination of an unprecedented 0.1 s refreshing time, the shortest event resolution (0.8 m event dead zone and 4 m attenuation dead zone), and a 40 dB dynamic range, makes the MR OTDR Module an ideal tool for the qualification of any type of fiber network. A large range of wavelengths is available to best match any application: For metro networks, a three-wavelength (1310/1550/1625 nm) MR OTDR Module is used for fiber qualification (according to ITU standards G.652, G.655, and G.656). For access networks, a three-wavelength (1310/1490/1550 nm) MR OTDR Module is used for fiber qualification at FTTx transmission wavelengths. A new standard in OTDR performance The MR OTDR Module is a high performance OTDR and is capable of characterizing sections of singlemode fiber links that have been illusive in the past. With a 0.8 m event dead zone, it is now possible to qualify and troubleshoot problems in never before investigated sections of the fiber link. Pinpoint any fault in the network. Discriminate a failure or break within the patch panel or distribution frame. Reduce testing time for medium and long haul fiber network commissioning. Obtain a superior and cleaner trace form for high link loss for best fault detection.
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Improve productivity and efficiency in the field with JDSUs innovative software With the MR OTDR Modules impressive performance, testing, and troubleshooting capabilities, the amount of time required to characterize a fiber network is drastically reduced. Test any fiber link or network configuration in record time. The MR OTDR Module configures itself with its automated functionality and sets the best-suited acquisition parameters, including optimized acquisition times, as defined by the instrument.
3 wavelength OTDR trace display
Obtain the trace form with the correct auto zoom, evaluate the fiber link, and save the results in record time! Minimize handling errors with the pass/fail indicator. By viewing a quick snapshot, technicians can easily identify incorrect results. Test through a PON splitter with the best available performance With the combination of an impressive acquisition time, event dead zone, and dynamic range, FTTx technicians are able to test through a splitter with unprecedented accuracy using the MR OTDR Module. In compliance with ITU-T G.983.3, the MR OTDR Module provides a three-wavelength version at 1310/1490/1550 nm, expanding its test capabilities to FTTx/PON. Provides splice and connector information at the three PON wavelengths. Combines a high dynamic range and short event resolution in order to characterize short fiber lengths and measure through the splitters. Integrates splitter management data in the table results.
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MR OTDR MODULE
One button bi-directional OTDR acquisition and analysis Added to the MTS/T-BERD platforms automated bi-directional OTDR acquisition process, the MR OTDR Module offers an essential tool for the acceptance testing of new cable deployments. Configuration synchronization at both ends for error-free test setup. Fiber continuity check capability. Automatic measurement procedure with the master-master operation. Exchange results from both ends through the fiber. Pass/fail indication minimizes handling errors.
MR OTDR MODULE
Error-free professional report generation A complete PC-based software application within a Microsoft Windows environment offers detailed generation of professional OTDR trace reports. Proof-of-performance reports with a high degree of customization capabilities. Dedicated tables are provided for each test result (splice loss, connector, and length). Out-of-range value summaries are provided with analysis of macro-bends. Compare results between the different wavelengths to identify bends and constraints. Complete fiber characterization reports, including OTDR, CD, PMD, and spectral attenuation. Enhanced testing solution
Example of test report
With the scalable design of the MTS/T-BERD platforms, field technicians can quickly and easily plug-in the appropriate test module to perform precise measurement from the outside plant to the central office. The optical test platforms offer a full range of fiber characterization test modules with OTDR, CD, and spectral attenuation measurement, as well as DWDM testing capabilities. With this new MR OTDR Module and the current range of available OTDR modules, JDSUs test solution is the broadest offering on the market, making JDSU the provider of choice for all telecommunications operators and fiber optic installers. The MR OTDR Module can be combined with additional measurement capabilities in JDSUs optical test platforms so that technicians can fully characterize the fiber network with an all-in-one solution: Optical insertion loss
MTS/T-BERD 8000 platform with OTDR and OFI modules
Optical return loss OTDR Chromatic dispersion Polarization mode dispersion Spectral attenuation profile
MR OTDR MODULE
Specifications
Attenuation Measurement
Automatic, manual, 2-point, 5-point, and LSA Display range 1.25 dB to 55 dB Display resolution 0.001 dB Cursor resolution 0.001 dB Linearity 0.03 dB/dB Threshold 0.01 to 5.99 dB in 0.01 dB step
Ordering Information
Medium Range 1625 nm OTDR Module E8117MR Medium Range 1310/1550 nm OTDR Module E8126MR Medium Range 1550/1625 nm OTDR Module E8129MR Medium Range 1310/1550/1625 nm OTDR Module E8136MR Medium Range 1310/1490/1550 nm OTDR Module E8138MR49 Continous Source option E81OTDRLS Universal Optical Connectors Straight connectors EUNIPCFC, EUNIPCSC, EUNIPCST, EUNIPCDIN, EUNIPCLC 8angled connectors EUNIAPCFC, EUNIAPCSC, EUNIAPCST, EUNIAPCDIN, EUNIAPCLC For more information on the MTS/T-BERD platforms, test modules, adapters, cables, and fiber optic couplers, refer to the separate datasheets and brochures.
Optical Interfaces
Applicable fiber Interchangeable optical connectors SMF 9/125 m FC, SC, DIN, ST, LC
Reflectance/ORL Measurements
Display resolution Threshold Reflectance accuracy 0.01 dB -11 dB to -99 dB in 1 dB step 2 dB
Technical Characteristics
Laser safety class (21 CFR) Class 1 Distance units Kilometers, feet, and miles Group index range 1.30000 to 1.70000 in 0.00001 steps Number of data points Up to 128,000 data points Distance measurement Automatic or dual cursor Display range From 2.6 m up to 380 km Cursor resolution 1 cm Sampling resolution 4 cm Accuracy 1 m sampling resolution 1.10-5 x distance (Excluding group index uncertainties)
1Laser at 25C and measured at 10 s for singlemode and 50 ns for multimode 2The one way difference between the extrapolated backscattering level at the start of the fiber and the RMS noise level, after 3 minutes averaging and using the largest pulsewidth 3Measured at 1.5 dB down from the peak of an unsaturated reflective event using the shortest pulsewidth 4Measured at 0.5 dB from the linear regression using a FC/UPC reflectance and using the shortest pulsewidth
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