mWAVE-A1 MAP Multi-Wavelength Meters

AMS item number: SW10659

1527 to 1568 nm; Fiber Type Single Mode; Connector Type FC/APC; Accuracy ±370 MHz; Max. Input... more

Product information "mWAVE-A1 MAP Multi-Wavelength Meters"

1527 to 1568 nm; Fiber Type Single Mode; Connector Type FC/APC; Accuracy ±370 MHz; Max. Input Power +17 dBm

Viavi Solutions’ mWAVE-A1 MAP series of multi-wavelength wavemeter modules is the most compact solution available. It is a richly featured multiwavelength meter that works in MAP-300 (and legacy MAP-200) mainframes and can be controlled through and easy-to-use GUI or the MAP-300 automation interface.

Based on coherent detection techniques, it provides unprecedented frequency resolution to precisely report the power level and central frequencies of densely spaced optical signals as close as 2 GHz. This ground-breaking solution is ideal for both lab and manufacturing test systems where reliability, compactness, and performance are critical.

To Viavi Solutions’ best knowledge, the mWAVE-A1 MAP series is the industry’s most compact multiwavelength meter. It covers the extended C-band (191.1 – 196.4 THz) for telecom manufacturing with an absolute accuracy of ±3 pm for seamless transitions from R&D to manufacturing environments. The mWAVE-A1 series has no moving parts and works alongside other MAP modules in the MAP-300 (and legacy MAP-200) optical application mainframes. In combination with Viavi Solutions’ mHROSA-A1 MAP series, these modules are ideal for automated test in manufacturing environments. Based on coherent detection technology, they provide unprecedented frequency resolution to precisely report the power level and central frequencies of densely spaced optical signals as close as 2 GHz. This combination is the ideal solution for both lab and manufacturing test systems where reliability, compactness and performance are critical.

Key Features:

Extended C-band Acquisition Range
Multi-wavelength Meter
Easy-to-use Tabulated Results

Applications: DWDM Transmission Systems; Optical Sources; Transponders and Line Cards