8-Channel Optical Power Meter With Display High Stability

8-Channel Optical Power Meter With Display High Stability

Main feature
Multi-channel measurement: With 8 independent optical power measurement channels, you can monitor multiple optical signals at the same time, improving work efficiency.

High-precision measurement: Advanced photoelectric conversion technology and signal processing algorithm are used to achieve high-precision optical power measurement to meet the test needs of various optical fiber communication systems.

Large-screen display: equipped with a clear and easy-to-read display screen, it can display key information such as optical power value and wavelength of each channel in real time, which is convenient for users to observe and record.

Wide wavelength range: Support a variety of wavelengths of optical power measurement, such as 1260nm, 1310nm, 1490nm, 1550nm, etc., suitable for different optical fiber communication system test requirements.

Data storage and communication: With data storage function, the measurement results can be saved for subsequent analysis. At the same time, it supports communication interfaces such as RS232 and USB to facilitate data exchange and remote control with computers or other devices.

Technical specification

Application scenario
The 8-channel optical power meter with display screen is widely used in the research and development, production, maintenance and testing of optical fiber communication system. Specific application scenarios include but are not limited to:

Optical fiber communication system test: Used to test key parameters such as optical power loss and optical signal quality of the optical fiber communication system to ensure the normal operation of the system.

Optical device performance test: used to test the performance indicators of optical devices such as optical amplifiers, optical attenuators, optical switches, etc., to provide data support for device development and production.

Optical fiber network maintenance: Used for routine maintenance of optical fiber networks, monitoring the power changes of optical signals, and timely detection and troubleshooting.