4-Channel PC-Controlled LC Adapter Optical Power Meter With Built-In Probe

4-Channel PC-Controlled LC Adapter Optical Power Meter With Built-In Probe

The four-channel optical power meter is mainly composed of photodetector, amplifier, filter, analog-to-digital converter and microprocessor. In the measurement process, the optical signal is received by the photodetector and converted into an electrical signal, which is processed by the amplifier and filter, and then converted into a digital signal by the analog-to-digital converter, and finally processed and displayed by the microprocessor. This process ensures measurement accuracy and stability.

Characteristics and advantages
High sensitivity: The four-channel optical power meter has extremely high sensitivity and is able to detect very weak initial signal levels for real-time tracking and increased signal levels.

High accuracy: With optimized high-performance analog electronics and noise suppression technology, four-channel optical power meters provide ultra-low and stable zero signal levels and peak accuracy over the entire power range.

Multi-channel measurement: The four-channel optical power meter can simultaneously measure the optical signal of four channels, which greatly improves the measurement efficiency.

Large dynamic range: has a deep dynamic range, can adapt to different intensity of light signal measurement needs.

Specification

Application field
Optical communication: The four-channel optical power meter is used in the field of optical communication to measure the signal strength of each node in optical fiber communication and help regulate the transmission and reception of optical signals. At the same time, it can also be used to test optical fiber connectors, optical fiber attenuation, etc.

Optical fiber sensing: In the field of optical fiber sensing, a four-channel optical power meter can be used to measure the bending degree and bending direction of the optical fiber, so as to reflect the temperature change of the measured object. In addition, it also has a wide range of applications in pressure sensors and strain sensors.

Life Sciences: In the field of life sciences, four-channel optical power meters can be used for cell and molecular measurements. For example, in protein measurement, a four-channel optical power meter can be used to measure the absorption value of the sample, thereby calculating the concentration of protein in the sample.