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Test Instruments 2006 P9
Stressing the eye: Testing receivers for jitter tolerance
By Guy Foster, SyntheSys Research -- Testing a receiver's ability to deal with impaired signals can determine how it will perform under real-world conditions.
Triple-play digital services analysis meter includes sweep functionality
February 2, 2006 San Jose, CA -- JDSU has launched its Digital Services Analysis Meter (DSAM) 6000, a platform extension of the company's DSAM series that integrates the company's Stealth Sweep technology. The company says the DSAM 6000 is among the first handheld test instruments on the market to combine complete sweep test functionality with the ability to support VoIP, high-speed data (HSD), and digital/analog video deployments.
Fiberpro intros acoustic fiber cable identifier
January 31, 2006 Daejeon, Korea -- Fiberpro says its Acoustic Fiber Cable Identifier (AFCID) Model CI 4000 is an easy-to-operate instrument designed for telecommunications engineers and technicians requiring a non-invasive method for identifying fiber-optic cables in manholes, tunnels, conduits, etc.
Multi-purpose OTDR offers complete fiber characterization
January 25, 2006 Quebec City, Canada -- EXFO Electro-Optical Engineering has released its FTB-150 Compact OTDR, which the company says provides complete fiber characterization, supporting any singlemode configuration at up to four essential wavelengths, among 850-, 1300-, 1310-, 1490-, 1550-, and 1625-nm.
Agilent's WireScope Pro enables handheld fiber testing for 10G Ethernet networks
January 24, 2006 Orlando, FL -- Agilent Technologies has introduced a handheld cable and fiber tester that the company says offers fast certification for Category 3 to Category 6a/7 cabling. The company says its WireScope Pro tester delivers superior near- and far-end crosstalk measurement performance, while enabling Alien Crosstalk (AXT) measurements, which the company says are critical for testing LAN cabling's suitability for running 10 Gigabit Ethernet (GbE).
Adaptif Photonics intros optical polarization analyzers
January 16, 2006 Hamburg, Germany -- Adaptif Photonics has announced the release of its short wavelength A1000 Polarization Analyzer and A2000 Component Analyzer. Both instruments operate in the 850- to 1100-nm wavelength range.
Multi-layer, multi-medium test platform targets metro, access networks
January 10, 2006 Quebec City, Canada -- EXFO Electro-Optical Engineering has launched its FTB-200 Compact Platform, which the company calls a lightweight, portable test platform optimized for multi-technology, multi-application characterization of metro and access networks. The modular platform holds up to two field-interchangeable modules that are fully compatible with the company's FTB-100 and FTB-400 platform series.
Ixia launches multi-services modules for SONET/SDH network testing
January 9, 2006 Calabasas, CA --Ixia has announced the first release in a line of interface load modules capable of testing both traditional TDM and packet-based carrier infrastructure. The company says its Multi-Services Module (MSM) product line offers a powerful blend of performance and service testing capabilities for high speed 2.5- and 10-Gbit/sec networks.
Insertion/return loss meters accelerate fiber-optic cable testing
January 5, 2006 Newbury Park, CA -- OptoTest has released its OP930 singlemode and multimode insertion loss/return loss meters, which according to the company perform automated insertion loss and return loss measurements in optical fibers, "mandrel free and without index matching gel."
Troubleshooting IP broadcast video quality of service
By John Williams, JDSU -- IP-based video transmission places unique demands on today's data-optimized networks. To ensure proper service delivery, measurement of the accumulated effects of the IPTV network on critical, application-specific quality-of-service parameters must be made during service installation.
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