Return-loss meter

    Feb. 1, 1996
    An optical return-loss meter, the KI 5000 Series, requires no user calibration or warm-up period. The instrument tests fiberoptic lines at 1300, 1550 nm, or both. The instrument comes in a rugged case and can operate for 10 hours on its NiCad battery. The meter features a 0- to 40-dB LED range and 0- to 60-dB laser range. The display has a 0.1-dB resolution with a 2-s response time and 0.5-dB accuracy.

    Return-loss meter

    An optical return-loss meter, the KI 5000 Series, requires no user calibration or warm-up period. The instrument tests fiberoptic lines at 1300, 1550 nm, or both. The instrument comes in a rugged case and can operate for 10 hours on its NiCad battery. The meter features a 0- to 40-dB LED range and 0- to 60-dB laser range. The display has a 0.1-dB resolution with a 2-s response time and 0.5-dB accuracy.

    Aerotech World Trade, Westlake Village, CA

    Continue Reading

    Sponsored Recommendations

    March 31, 2025
    Enhance your remote sensing capabilities with Chroma's precision-engineered optical filters, designed for applications such as environmental monitoring, geospatial mapping, and...
    March 31, 2025
    Designed for compatibility with a wide range of systems, Chroma's UV filters are engineered to feature high transmission, superior out-of-band blocking, steep edge transitions...
    March 31, 2025
    Discover strategies to balance component performance and system design, reducing development time and costs while maximizing efficiency.
    March 31, 2025
    Explore the essential role of optical filters in enhancing Raman spectroscopy measurements including the various filter types and their applications in improving signal-to-noise...

    Voice your opinion!

    To join the conversation, and become an exclusive member of Laser Focus World, create an account today!