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Zero Dead Zone; 1270-1610 nm; Resolution 10-250 µm; Scan Time 0.4-16 s; Max. Device Length 30-2,000 m; Dynamic Range 60, 80 dB; Backscatter-level Sensitivity -130 dB OBR 4600 optical backscatter reflectometers are part of Luna’s award-winning OBR Optical Backscatter Reflectometer product line. Designed for component testing, short run network testing and troubleshooting, the OBR 4600 reflectometers enable ultra-high resolution reflectometry with backscatter level sensitivity. The OBR 4600 reflectometers feature spatial resolution as fine as 10 µm, no dead zone and an extremely low noise floor. The OBR 4600 comes with an extensive range of options including a strain and temperature sensing package with maximum sensor lengths up to 2 km. To increase the functionality of their OBR 4600 optical backscatter reflectometer, users can add the following options: Spot Scan Option: Allows the user to narrow the scan range to 1 to 2 m area within the network under test. This reduces the time required to scan and also allows the user to focus exclusively on the area of interest. Hard Shell Carrying Case Option: The OBR 4600 can be provided with a hard shell carrying case for applications that require portability or exposure to more rugged environments. 2 km Sensing Length Option: The OBR 4600 range can be extended up to 2 km with a 3 mm spatial resolution and no dead zone. Software Development Kit Option: A selection of DLL files can be provided to allow users to customize their own test equipment user interface with the OBR 4600 operation. Lightpath Analysis Software Option: Allows the user to program a go/no go check based on a pre-selected characterization of a component or network. This option is ideal for testing and can reduce a complicated analysis to a simple pass/fail end of line production test. Distributed Temperature and Strain Sensing Package: This option allows the user to make strain or temperature measurements using sensors made with standard unaltered fiber optic cable that does not require fiber bragg gratings. The distributed sensing option can provide sub-cm spatial resolution with sensors up to 2 km. Key Features: “Zero Dead Zone” Reflectometers Measure Insertion Loss (IL), Return Loss (RL), Distributed Loss, Distance, Polarization States, Phase Derivative and Group Delay Easily Locate, Identify and Troubleshoot Macro-bends, Splices, Connectors and Breaks Dual Display With Intuitive User Interface Allows to Simultaneously Determine Fault Location and Fault Magnitude and Perform Fault or Component Characterization Highlight Selected Sections of the Scan and Perform an Analysis in the Frequency Domain User-selectable Scanning Wavelength Range and Centerpoint Fast Scanning: Measure 30 m with 10 μm Sampling Resolution in <7 s Continuous High-speed Scanning: 1 m Segments at up to 3 Hz Optional Spot Scanning Feature Extended Range Option Provides 2 km Range With no Dead Zone Wavelength Range: 1270 to 1610 nm Maximum Wavelength Resolution: 0.02 pm Maximum Device Length: 30 to 2,000 m Sampling Resolution: 10 to 250 µm Scan Time: 0.4 to 16 s Measurement Rate in Spot Scan Mode: 0.15 to 3.7 Hz Dynamic Range: 60, 80 dB Backscatter-level Sensitivity: -130 dB High-resolution C and L Band (OBR 4600) or O Band (OBR 4613) Capability Applications: Easily Locate, Identify and Troubleshoot Macro-bends, Splices, Connectors and Breaks; Locate Insertion Loss (IL) Points at Every Point in the Network or Assembly – Eliminate Cutbacks; Test and Troubleshoot Short-run Networks (up to 2 km); Unprecedented Visibility into Miniaturized Components

1-4 Channels; Dynamic Range 17-45 dB; Sampling Rate 10-5,000 Hz; Wavelength Range 60-160 nm; Wavelength Accuracy 1 pm; Wavelength Stability 1 pm; Optical Fiber Connectors LC/APC Luna’s HYPERION Single Board Interrogator is a high-performance optical sensing instrument that offers unmatched ease of integration for OEM systems. A full suite of software tools typically only available to high end instruments is among one of the many features of the HYPERION Single Board Interrogator. Derived from Luna’s HYPERION si155 platform, the HYPERION Single Board Interrogator leverages the unmatched gains which are realized with Luna’s patented fiber Fabry-Perot filter and wavelength reference technology. The HYPERION Single Board Interrogator features groundbreaking capabilities including high-performance DSP and real-time FPGA processing on-board, which enables rapid, flexible peak detect algorithms of Fiber Bragg Gratings (FBG), Long Period Gratings, Fabry-Perot (FP), Mach-Zehnder (MZ) sensors, and others with low-latency access to data for closed-loop feedback applications. HYPERION static full-spectrum optical interrogators measure the full optical spectrum of the optical sensor signals and can be equipped with a NIST absolute reference cell. The performance of the static interrogator module is characterized by high dynamic range and high absolute wavelength accuracy. The HYPERION Single Board Interrogator is compatible with the ENLIGHT sensing analysis software, which provides a single suite of tools for data acquisition, computation and analysis of optical sensor networks. More information on the ENLIGHT software can be found in the downloadable datasheet. This interrogator also includes a comprehensive application programing interface (API) and examples written in LabVIEW, Python, Matlab, C++ and C#. Whether an application requires static or dynamic real-time acquisition or periodic monitoring, Luna offers the right instrument for the job. Proven to be an essential element in reliable, long-term sensing measurement installations, Luna’s sensing instruments have been installed in hundreds of challenging applications all over the world, including large-span bridges in China, earthquake monitors in California, oil platforms in Brunei and marine vessels in the North Sea. Key Features: Truly Turn-key Solution Providing Quick Start-up and Data Collection With Minimal Software or Electronic Design Required for System Implementation With Added Benefit of Reduced Cost Dynamic Measurements of Fiber Bragg Gratings (FBGs), Long Period FBGs (LPGs), Fabry-Perot (FP) and Mach-Zehnder (MZ) Optical Sensors From Detailed Optical Spectrum Data Verification Key Guarantees only Valid Output. Each Data Set is Calibrated and Verified Against an Available Permanent NIST Traceable Reference Feature-rich ENLIGHT Software and API Support, Available at No Cost for Sensor Conditioning, Data Visualization and Data Saving Definitions Deep, Continuous Dynamic Range of 17 to 45 dB is Available to Each Sensor on Each Channel, Independent of Differential System Losses Modes: Enhanced Visibility (10 Hz), Standard (100 or 1,000 Hz), High Speed (5,000 Hz) Number of Parallel Channels: 1 to 4 Wavelength Range: 60 to 160 nm Wavelength Accuracy / Stability: 1 pm Optical Fiber Connectors: LC/APC Proven Reliability and Longevity of the Luna Swept Wavelength Source, With Over 100 Million Hours Logged Since 2000 Dimensions: 203 x 273 x 53.5 mm Applications: Fiber Optic Sensing of – Oil & Gas; Medical Devices; Industrial Measurements; Energy; Structures; Security; Aerospace

1310, 1550 nm; IL <0.5 dB; Switching Speed 100 µs; Polarization Rotation 45°, 90°; ER >18 dB; RL >55 dBLunas’ PSW-002 is a solid-state polarization switch that can quickly and repeatably rotate the state of polarization (SOP) of incoming light by a fixed angle, either 45° or 90°. Both single mode (SM) and polarization maintaining (PM) fiber pigtailed versions are available.With the PM option, the PSW-002 device functions as a TE to TM converter, switching the SOP between being aligned with the slow and fast axes of the PM fiber, or between the slow axis and 45° from the slow axis. With the SM option, the device simply rotates the polarization ellipse either 45° or 90°.The device can be used for polarization sensitive OCT, polarization sensitive OTDR or OFDR, PMD monitoring, polarization modulation, polarization detection, and polarization metrology. An optional driver board simplifies switch control by allowing the user to control the output SOP using TTL levels.Key Features:Switching Speed: 100 µs TypicalNo Moving PartsLow Insertion Loss (IL): <0.5 dBOperating Wavelength: 1550 ±30 nm or 1310± 30 nmPolarization Rotation: 45 ±0.5° or 90 ±0.5°Rotation Angle Temperature Dependence: -0.1, -0.2°/°CReturn Loss (RL): >55 dBSwitching Current: <130 mASwitching Voltage: 2.5 VLatching Current: ~80 mALatching Voltage: 1.5 to 2 VExtinction Ratio: >18 dB for PM ModelFiber Type: PM Panda, SMF-28 or CompatibleDimensions: 40 x 17.5 x 13.5 mm (Optical Head), 38 x 38 x 15 mm (Board)Applications: Polarization-diversified Detectors and Sensors; PMD Monitoring, Polarization Modulation; Polarization Detection; Polarization Metrology; Coherent Communication

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1, 4 Channels; Dynamic Range 25 dB; Sampling Rate 10-5,000 Hz; Wavelength Range 1500-1620 nm; Wavelength Accuracy 1, 2 pm; Wavelength Stability 1, 3 pm; Optical Fiber Connectors LC/APC Luna’s HYPERION si155 is an industrial-grade, fan-less fiber optic sensing interrogator. Featuring both static and dynamic full spectrum analysis, Luna’s HYPERION si155 robust, turn-key interrogator provides long-term, reliable and accurate measurements of hundreds of Fiber-Bragg Gratings (FBGs) or extrinsic Fabry-Perot (FP) sensors on 4 parallel, 160 nm wide channels. The si155 interrogator features an all new, high-power, low-noise, ultra-wide swept wavelength laser with guaranteed absolute accuracy on every scan which is realized with Luna’s patented Fiber Fabry-Perot filter and wavelength reference technology. The HYPERION platform, on which the si155 is based, features new and groundbreaking capabilities including high-performance on-board DSP and real-time FPGA processing. This enables rapid full-spectrum data acquisition and flexible peak detect algorithms of Fiber Bragg Gratings (FBG), Long Period FBGs (LPG), Fabry-Perot (FP) and Mach-Zehnder (MZ) sensors with low-latency access to data for closed-loop feedback applications. HYPERION static full-spectrum optical interrogators measure the full optical spectrum of the optical sensor signals and can be equipped with a NIST absolute reference cell. The performance of the static interrogator module is characterized by high dynamic range and high absolute wavelength accuracy. The HYPERION platform is now compatible with the ENLIGHT sensing analysis software, which provides a single suite of tools for data acquisition, computation, and analysis of optical sensor networks. More information on the ENLIGHT software can be found in the downloadable datasheet. The HYPERION platform also includes a comprehensive fully supported application programing interface (API) and LabVIEW, Python, Matlab, and C++ examples. Whether an application requires static or dynamic real-time acquisition or periodic monitoring, Luna offers the right instrument for the job. Proven to be an essential element in reliable, long-term sensing measurement installations, Luna’s sensing instruments have been installed in hundreds of challenging applications all over the world, including large-span bridges in China, earthquake monitors in California, oil platforms in Brunei and marine vessels in the North Sea. Key Features: Full Spectrum at 1 kHz With 160 nm on 4 Parallel Channels Simultaneously, Eliminating the Need for Optical Switches Dynamic and Absolute Measurements of Fiber Bragg Gratings (FBGs), Long Period FBGs (LPGs), Fabry-Perot (FP) and Mach-Zehnder (MZ) Optical Sensors From Detailed Optical Spectrum Single and Continuous 25 dB Dynamic Range, Available to Each Sensor on Each Channel, Independent of Differential System Losses Modes: Enhanced Visibility (10 Hz), Standard (100 or 1,000 Hz), High Speed (5,000 Hz) Number of Channels: 1, 4 Wavelength Range: 1500 to 1620 nm Wavelength Accuracy / Stability: 1 pm/1 pm, 2 pm/3 pm Optical Fiber Connectors: LC/APC Data Verification Key Guarantees only Valid Output. Each Data Set is Calibrated and Verified Against any Potential Sources of System Error (Coming Soon) Proven Reliability and Longevity of the Luna Swept Wavelength Source, With Over 100 Million Hours Logged Since 2000 Dimensions: 206 x 274 x 79 mm Applications: Fiber Optic Sensing of – Oil & Gas; Medical Devices; Industrial Measurements; Energy; Structures; Security; Aerospace

Wavelength 400 to 1550 nm; Fiber Types All Silica, Plastic Clad, Round or Square Core; Fiber Core Size 100 to 400 µm; Buffer Types Polyimide, Nylon, Tefzel, Acrylate; Power Supply 5 V Fiberguide’s proprietary de-speckler technology averages the modal noise within an optical fiber. This reduction in speckle is an ideal choice for fiber assemblies used in the life sciences, digital laser projection, interferometry, laser beam homogenization, lithography and metrology. For many fiber coupled applications, modal noise interferes with optimal performance. Fiberguide has developed a small and compact de-speckling system which maximizes performance and reliability. Key Features: Wavelength: 400 to 1550 nm Assembly Types: Single Fiber Assemblies Fiber Types: All Silica, Plastic Clad, Round or Square Core Fiber Core Size 100 to 400 µm Buffer Types: Polyimide, Nylon, Tefzel, Acrylate Connectors: 905/906 SMA, FC/PC,UPC,APC, ST/PC,UPC,APC, Cleaved/Polished Ends, Round 2.5 mm Ferrule, Custom 50 x 22.25 x 13.3 mm Power Supply 5 V Power Consumption 3 W Applications: Bioanalytical Instrumentation; Flow Cytometry; Gene Sequencing; Fluorescent Microscopy; Microscopy; Spectroscopy; Digital Laser Projection; Interferometry; Laser Beam Homogenizers; Lithography; Metrology