KONCENTRIK-V2 FERRULE Concentricity Measurement System

Single and Dual Source; 633-1625 nm; Reflectance Dynamic Range -1--70 dB; Fiber Type SM, MM; 8° Angled NTT-FC/APC Receptacle OZ Optics’ BM series of backreflection meters measure the total accumulated optical return loss that is reflected back through a device or fiber under test. The measured reflections are caused by Rayleigh scattering, sudden changes in the refractive index within the device under test (DUT), or from connector ends. BM series meters are available as portable handheld devices (BM-100 and BM-200) or in a benchtop form factor (BM-1000 and BM-2000). The BM series backreflection meters are configured with an FC/APC connector on the output port, to minimize unwanted reflections. The meters have either one or two built-in laser diodes (plus a choice of SLEDs or LEDs for benchtop models) for return loss measurement at specific wavelengths. An optional detector can be added to the unit for insertion loss measurements. Reference patchcords for calibration are available. BM series meters cover a wide range of available wavelengths, thus providing measurement  capabilities for non-telecom applications as well as telecom. BM-100/200 portable meters' wavelengths range from 8050 nm to 1625 nm, while the BM-1000/2000 benchtop meters are offered with special wavelengths, ranging from 633 nm to 1625 nm. The BM-1000/2000 benchtop backreflection meters feature a colour touchscreen display with a simple graphical user interface. The units come with a built-in memory that allows the user to store measured DUT test results. The BM series backreflection meters can be operated remotely via the built-in USB interface. A universal AC/DC power supply is included with all units. Reference patch cords for calibration are available. Adapter patch cords are also available, to allow the meter to be used with devices having different connectors. Key Features MB-100/200 Handheld Backreflection Meters: Built-in Single and Dual Laser Diode Source Built-in Single and Dual Laser Diode Source Dual Wavelength Source Available Sensitivity: Down to -70 dB Wide Range of Available Wavelenghts: 850 nm to 1625 nm Reflectance Dynamic Range: -1 dB to -70 dB Built-in USB Communications Port Fiber Type: Single Mode (SM), Multi Mode (MM) Receptacle: 8" Angled NTT-FC/APC Rugged and Compact Design High Resolution Optional Insertion Loss Measurement Capability Additional Key Features MB-1000/2000 Benchtop Backreflection Meters: Unique Wavelength Offerings for Speciality Applications Wide Range of Available Wavelengths: 633 nm to 1625 nm Broadband SLED for Imprived Stability Sensitivity: Down to -75 dB Touchscreen Display Built-in Memory Applications: Backreflection Measurement of Components; OCT Device Testing; Insertion Loss Measurement; End-to-end Loss Measurement; Quality Control; New Product Development; Component or System Troubleshooting; Network Installation

Hand-held Device; Fiber Type SM, MM, PM (PANDA); 350 to 2050 nm; Connector Type NTT-FC/PC, ST, SC, other; Attenuation IL to 40, 60 dB OZ Optics’ DA-100 series of compact, hand-held and rugged digital attenuators feature high resolution, high speed, high attenuation range and high power handling (blocking technique only). These CE approved attenuators have low insertion loss, low backreflection, low PDL and flat wavelength response. The DA-100 series of hand-held digital attenuators can be calibrated for up to four wavelengths, for C or L bands. Alternatively, the units can be calibrated for a continuous range. By using interpolation between the calibration wavelengths, the units are capable of providing accurate attenuation levels over a continuous, broad range of wavelengths. A computer interface allows users to access or remotely control the units through a PC. An optional, built-in rechargeable battery is available for field use, where AC power may not be readily accessible. OZ Optics provides digital attenuators that use either single mode, multi mode or polarization maintaining (PM) fiber. In general, OZ Optics uses polarization maintaining fibers based on the PANDA fiber structure when building polarization maintaining components and patchcords. However, OZ Optics can construct devices using other PM fiber structures. OZ Optics does carry some alternative fiber types in stock, so please contact AMS Technology for availability. If necessary, OZ Optics is willing to use customer supplied fibers to build devices. Key Features: CE Compliant, Hand-held Device Computer Interface (USB as Standard) Battery Option Available High Power Handling (up to 2 W) High Speed and Resolution- Wide Attenuation Range (from 350 to 2050 nm) Low PDL and Wavelength Dependency Low Insertion Loss and Backreflection Rugged and Compact Design Calibrated for Dual Wavelengths, (1300 to 1550 nm) or Calibrated for C and L Bands. Can also be Calibrated for up to Four Individual WavelengthsApplications: Bit Error Rate Testing; Trouble Shooting Receivers and Other Active Fiber Optic Components; Simulating Long Distance Fiber Transmission; Design of Fiber Optic Transmitter/Receiver Circuitry; Power Meter Linearity Checks; Power Setting

980 to 1625 nm; Reflectance Range 2 to 60 dB; Fiber Type SM, MM, PM; PDL 0.05, 0.08 dB; Optical Max. Power Level Continuous 500 mW (MM), 50 mW (SM) OZ Optics’ DR-100 series of digital variable reflectors enables the user to generate a known level of return loss to evaluate system response. The unit allows testing the return loss sensitivity of devices such as laser diodes, transmitters, isolators and so on. By generating a precise reflection level, system performance (bit error rate, noise levels, isolator performance) can be evaluated. A built-in calibration table accurately defines intermediate degrees of reflection from 2 dB to as high as 60 dB for different wavelengths. DR-100 digital variable reflectors are offered using either single mode (SM), multi mode (MM), or polarization maintaining (PM) fibers. In general, OZ Optics uses polarization maintaining fibers based on the PANDA fiber structure when building polarization maintaining components and patch cords. However OZ Optics can construct devices using other PM fiber structures. OZ Optics also carries some alternative fiber types in stock, please contact AMS Technologies for availability. If necessary, OZ Optics is willing to use customer supplied fibers to build devices. For best results, the standard versions of the DR-100 series are designed to accept angled FC/PC connectors. Other connector types are possible with lower dynamic reflectance range. DR-100 digital variable reflectors can be controlled remotely via a USB interface. A universal AC/DC power supply is included with all units. The DR-100 digital variable reflectors can also be provided with a custom built-in fused coupler which directs a fraction of the reflected light to a second optical connector on the unit. The user can use this signal for monitoring the reflected power or determining the influence of reflected power on his device under test. For details, please contact AMS Technologies. Key Features: High Speed Wide Reflectance Range: 2 to 60 dB Low Insertion Loss High Resolution Rugged and Compact Design Wide Wavelength Range: 980 to 1625 nm Can Be Calibrated for Dual Wavelengths Wide Range of Connectors Polarization Insensitive USB Communications Interface Applications: Bit Error Rate Testing; Troubleshooting Receivers and Other Active Fiber Optic Components; Design of Fiber Optic Transmitter/Receiver Circuitry

No. of Channels 12, 24; 1310, 1550, 1625 nm; Source Type SLED; Output Power Level >-6 dBm; IL Repeatability ±0.025 dB; IL Dynamic Range 50 dB; Fiber Type SMF-28; Connector Type Ultra FC/PC, FC/APC, SC, SCA, LC, MU OZ Optics has developed an environmental multi-channel optical test system allowing fast, simple and flexible long-term reliability testing. The system integrates an optimized optoelectronic design (including sources, optical switches, and photodetectors) and robust system management software. The EOTS-100 system allows optical manufacturers to perform automated and flexible long-term testing for compliance with industry standards such as Telcordia generic requirements (GR-326-CORE, GR-1209-CORE and GR-1221-CORE). The meter offers the capability of characterizing very low insertion loss (IL) drift. It also offers the optional capability of measuring return loss and polarization dependent loss variations. Measurement capability using tunable sources can also be offered The system can be run through any computer operating Windows™. The management software has a built-in database for data processing and statistical analysis of multiple sets of measurements. Collected data can be graphically displayed for easy interpretation. Remote configuration and operation of the unit is possible with the unit via a parallel printer port, a standard serial communication port (RS232) or General Purpose Interface Bus (GPIB). Key Features: Long-period Testing Capability for Optical Passive Component Reliability Multiple Wavelength Configurations Multiple Channel Configurations Optional Swept Wavelength Capability Flexible and Simple User Interface Statistical Measurement Analysis Custom Configuration Designs Available Optional Optical Return Loss (ORL) Capability Optional Polarization Dependent Loss (PDL) Measurement Capability Wavelength: 1310 nm, 1550 nm or 1625 nm Source Type: SLED Output Power Level: >-6 dBm Number of Channels: 12 or 24 Insertion Loss (IL) Repeatability: ±0.025 dB Insertion Loss (IL) Dynamic Range: 50 dB Optical Return Loss (ORL) Accuracy: ±0.5 dB up to 55 dB, ±1 dB from 55 dB to 60 dB (for FC/APC on DUT) Polarization Dependent Loss (PDL) Accuracy: ±(0.01 dB + 5% of PDL) PDL Dynamic Range: 0.025 dB up to 10 dB Fiber Type: SMF-28 (9/125/900 μm) Single Mode (SM) Fiber Input/Output Connector Type: Ultra FC/PC, FC/APC, SC, SCA, LC, or MU Display Resolution: 0.01 or 0.001 dB Switch Life Time: Over 10 Mio. Cycles Adjacent Channel Switching Time: 10 ms Host Computer Operating System: Windows 2000, Me, XP, 98. Min. Computer Requirements: 300 MHz or faster Pentium III Computer, 128 MB of RAM, External Control Parallel Printer Port, RS-232 or GPIB Input Voltage: 100 VAC to 240 VAC / 50 Hz to 60 Hz Operating Temperature: 0°C to +50°C Dimensions (Without External Computer : 17.6 x 48 x 36 cm (19 Inch Rack Mountable) Weight: <10 kg Applications: DWDM Channel Testing; Long-term Reliability Testing on Optical Passive Components; Characterization of Insertion Loss (IL) Versus Wavelength Dependence; Optical Return Loss (RL) Measurement; Characterization of PDL Dependence Versus Wavelength; Product Qualification as per Telcordia; Quality Control

Handheld Type; 400 to 2400 nm; Extinction Ratio Range 30, 35, 40 dB; Extinction Ratio Accuracy ±1 dB; Angular Accuracy ±0.5°; Adapter Type FC/PC, ST, E2000, SC, LC, MU, Universal 1.25/2.5 mm OZ Optics’ ER-100 series of polarization extinction ratio meters allows one to quickly measure the output extinction ratio of light from a fiber. A rotating polarizer measures the extinction ratio and the orientation of the transmission axis with respect to the key on the connector. As an option, neutral density filters can be added to the ER-100 extinction ratio meters to extend the maximum power range. These filters can be easily inserted and removed without disturbing your setup and allow power levels up to 2 W to be measured. The ER-100 meters operate in several modes. In real time mode, the meter gives the extinction ratio and alignment. In logging mode, the meter gives the worst-case extinction ratio over a given time span. This mode is ideal for QA measurements. In addition, the meter can provide a relative power readout, proportional to the input power in dB. This readout is updated at up to 650 times per second. The computer interface allows the unit to be used with computer control units, for alignment purposes. The combination of polarization and relative power functions allows the unit to be used for complete auto-alignment of polarization maintaining components. Key Features: Measures Extinction Ratio up to 40 dB (Over Specific Wavelength Ranges) Built-in USB Communications Interface Wide Wavelength Range: 400 to 1000 nm for Visible; 850 to 1650 nm and 1800 to 2400 nm for IR 0.01 dB Resolution in ER and 0.3° Resolution in Angle 1dB Accuracy in ER, 0.5° Accuracy in Angle Measures up to 2 W CW Input Power Rugged and Compact Design Logging Mode for Continuous Measurement Interchangeable Connector Adaptors Applications: Fiber Optic Component Manufacturing; Automated Alignment; Quality Control and Measurement; Product Development; Component or System Troubleshooting

Benchtop Type; 450 to 2400 nm; Extinction Ratio Range 30, 35, 40 dB; Extinction Ratio Accuracy ±0.15, ±0.5 dB; Angular Accuracy ±0.5°; Adapter Type FC/PC, ST, E2000, SC, LC, MU, Universal 1.25/2.5 mm OZ Optics’ ER-1000 series of benchtop polarization extinction ratio meters allows one to quickly measure the output extinction ratio of light from a fiber. A rotating polarizer measures the extinction ratio (ER) and the orientation of the transmission axis with respect to the key on the connector. As an option, neutral density filters can be added to the ER-1000 extinction ratio meters to extend the maximum power range. These filters can be easily inserted and removed, without disturbing your setup and allow power levels up to 2 W to be measured. The ER-1000 meters operate in several modes. In real time mode, the meter gives the extinction ratio and alignment. In logging mode, the meter gives the worst-case extinction ratio over a given time span. This mode is ideal for QA measurements. In addition, the meter can provide a relative power readout, proportional to the input power in dB. This readout is updated at up to 650 times per second. The computer interface allows the unit to be used with computer control units, for alignment purposes. The combination of polarization and relative power functions allows the unit to be used for complete auto-alignment of polarization maintaining components. Key Features: Measures Extinction Ratio up to 50 dB (Over Specific Wavelength Ranges) Very Wide Wavelength Range: 450 to 900 nm for Visible; 850 to 1650 nm or 1800 to 2400 nm for IR ±0.15 dB ER Accuracy up to 30 dB, ±0.5° Accuracy in Angle 0.01 dB Resolution in ER and 0.3° Resolution in Angle Power Measurement up to 2 W Interchangeable Connector Adaptors Logging Mode for Continuous Measurement USB Communications Interface Touch Screen Display Built-in Memory for Store and Recall Functions Applications: Fiber Optic Component Manufacturing and Testing; PMC and PBS PER and Coupling Ratio Testing; PM Fiber Laser Diode Pigtailing; PM Fiber Patch Cord Production and Testing; PM Fiber Fusion Splice Testing; Automatic Alignment; Quality Control and Measurement; Product Development; Component and System Troubleshooting

1310, 1550 nm; Sampling Resolution 2.5 m; Dead Zone 10, 40 m; Max. Measurement Distance 25, 60 km; Fiber Type 9/125 µm SM, Other OZ Optics’ FOFF Fiber Optic Fault Finder is a cost effective, easy-to-use, OTDR-type device that provides continuous monitoring of fiber optic network health. The device detects and pinpoints bad connections, fiber bends, broken fibers and other problems that can lead to reduced network performance or service failure. The fiber optic fault finder combines powerful fault detection and communications capabilities in a compact package. Remote access capability allows secure monitoring of network operating conditions using a computer from virtually anywhere. The OZ FOFF fiber optic fault finder can be bundled with an optional software package capable of gathering raw fault location data, transforming that data into actionable information, and serving it up via text message, email, instant message, and the web. Escalating alarms, starting with the field engineer, and rising to any level specified by the network operator, are a standard feature of the software. The software is available as a hosted web service or for integration into customer NOCs. The device enables fiber optic network operators to increase field engineer efficiency, improve network and service availability and achieve a higher overall return on investment (ROI) from fiber optic networks. Networks suitable for monitoring by the FOFF fiber optic fault finder include FTTX access networks, backbone and metro transport networks, enterprise fiber networks, and multi-service operator (MSO) networks including hybrid fiber/coax (HFC) networks. Key Features: Compact System Monitors and Reports Network Health Status in Real Time 24 h/day, 365 days/year Reduces Revenue Loss Due to Damaged Fiber Reports Fault Location With Time Stamp Escalates Faults to Tiered Operational Support System Lowers Network Operating and Maintenance Expenses Improves Network and Services Availability User Friendly Interface Via USB, RS-232, or Ethernet Cellular Phone, Email, IM, SMS, Text Message for Outages or Early Alert Reporting Wavelength: 1310 nm or 1550 nm, Other Wavelengths Also Available Fiber Type: 9/125 µm Single Mode (SM), Other Fiber Types Also Available Optical Connector: FC/APC, Other Connector Types Available Dead Zone: 10 m to a Reflective Event, 40 m to a Non-reflective Event; Smaller Dead Zones Also Available Sampling Resolution: 2.5 m, Better Resolutions Also Available Distance Accuracy: 5 m + (3x10-5 x Distance) – Does not Include Errors From Index of Refraction Maximum Measurement Distance (Using a 50 ns Pulse): 60 km (Reflective Event), 25 km (Non-reflective Event) – Longer Distances Also Available Power Supply: 12 VDC to 15 VDC, 500 mA (Max.) Applications: Network Fiber Infrastructure Health Monitoring and Fault Reporting; Backbone and Metro Transport Network Monitoring; FTTX Access Network Monitoring; MSO HFC Networks; Enterprise, Private, Campus Fiber Network Monitoring; Mission Critical Fiber Link Monitoring; Performance Monitoring Subsystem for Protection Switch or Route Diversity; Field Technician Test and Troubleshooting Tool for Access or Building Network; Real Time Inline Test and Measurement; Fiber Network Long-term Performance Data Collection and Analysis