EXFO optical power meter measures high and low signals simultaneously

The FTB-1750 optical power meter has a 85 dB range to allow simultaneous measurement of high and low signals on up to four channels.

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Sep 1st, 2016
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The FTB-1750 optical power meter has a 85 dB range to allow simultaneous measurement of high and low signals on up to four channels. Designed for the LTB-1 benchtop platform, it has an Ethernet remote control port. The LTK-1 power meter kit offers a touchscreen display and an optional inspection probe, the FIP-400B.
EXFO
Quebec City, QC, Canada
http://exfo.com/ltk-1

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