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A wide-bandwidth, sensitive O/E converter for characterizing lightwave systems and components, the HP 11982A combines a PIN photodetector with a low-noise dc-coupled preamplifier to create a general-purpose front end. It covers wavelengths from 1200 to 1600 nm and bandwidths from dc to 15 GHz. With 300 V/W conversion gain and 0.05 percent input optical reflections, it significantly improves the sensitivity of the measurement system. The converter comes with a calibration chart of instrument-specific data for making corrected frequency response measurements.
The HP 11982A can be used with an electrical spectrum analyzer to display optical modulation power as a function of frequency. Intensity modulation, distortion, and laser intensity noise are also measured. The Option 001 memory card programs an HP 8590 E-series spectrum analyzer with frequency response corrections and menus for easy, accurate lightwave measurements to 22 GHz. Using this converter with the HP 11980A interferometer, you can measure linewidth (with a gateable modulations source), chirp, and frequency modulation of single-line lasers. Combine the HP 11982A with an HP 83480 digital communications analyzer to make optical eye-pattern and impulse-response measurements. Use the results to verify optical and optoelectronic components and optical system level performance.
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Wavelength: 1200 to 1600 nm Bandwidth (optical): dc to 15 GHz FWHM Pulse Width: 29.4 ps (full width half maximum, the pulse width at one-half the maximum deflection) Conversion Gain: 300 V/W, nominal Noise Equivalent Power: <30 pW/sq. rt. of the freq. in Hz Maximum Operating Optical Power: 1.5 mW peak Input Optical Reflection: 0.05% Weight: 3.76 kg (8.4 lb) Dimensions: (H x W x D) 102 x 213 x 368 mm 4.02 x 8.39 x 14.49 in
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HP 11982A Amplified Lightwave Converter
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