OCC-56C DWDM Optical Channel Checkers

OCC-55_56C Optical Channel Checkers Viavi Solutions

AMS item number: SW10673

DWDM Channel Checkers; 1528 to 1565 nm; Resolution ±0.01 dB; Max. Input Power +10 dBm;... more

Product information "OCC-56C DWDM Optical Channel Checkers"

DWDM Channel Checkers; 1528 to 1565 nm; Resolution ±0.01 dB; Max. Input Power +10 dBm; Measurement Time 10 s; Connector Type APC, SC, FC, ST, LC; Return Loss >35 dB

Viavi Solutions’ OCC-56C series of handheld, battery-operated dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) channel checkers is ideal for field service groups tasked with the installation, maintenance, and upgrades of DWDM systems.

The SmartClass OCC-56C series scans the DWDM system and automatically records all channels with the wavelength/frequency and the related power level. Information can be displayed in a graphical spectrum format or in a table of results so that users can easily check the performance of each and every channel.

The SmartClass OCC-56C series of DWDM channel checkers covers all ITU-T frequencies from 191.600 to 196.100 THz based on a 100 GHz grid. The industry’s smallest and lightest DWDM channel checkers supports C-band applications and their outstanding battery life ensures highest flexibility. Supporting 100 or 200 GHz channel spacing (according to ITU-T), the devices display measurement results in graphical or tabular mode and provide the possibility to save results via internal memory or external USB memory stick.

Key Features:

ITU-T 100/200 GHz DWDM Channels (OCC-56)
Channel Drift Monitoring
Bar Graph and Table of Results Display Mode
Light and Compact (0.5 kg / 1.1 lb)
Client USB Port (Standard) and Host USB Port (Optional)
Integrated Fast Battery Charging Function
Report Generation via OFS-355 Smart Optical Reporting Software

Applications: Installation, Maintenance and Upgrade of DWDM Systems; Analysis of Single Channel Before MUX and DEMUX Qualification of Multiplexed Signals; In-service Measurement and Network Element Verification; Channel Drop Testing at Optical Add/Drop Multiplexers (OADM)