HP 71401C Lightwave Signal Analyzer

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The HP 71401C lightwave signal analyzer combines HP's high-performance microwave and RF spectrum analyzers with a sensitive wide-bandwidth optical receiver module, producing calibrated instrumentation for characterizing semi-conductor lasers, laser transmitters, optical modulators, and detectors.

Featuring bandwidths from 100 kHz to 2.9 GHz and wavelength operation from 1200 to 1600 nm or, with Option 850, from 750 to 870 nm, the HP 71401C easily and accurately charaterizes lasers and devices for modulation capability. It can make measurements of relative intensity noise (RIN), linewidth, and modulation performance with analog or digital format on a single-mode optical fiber.

The HP 71401C is part of the modular measurement system (MMS). This system provides an easy way to add additional capability to your lightwave signal analyzer, such as optical spectrum analyzer modules and tracking generator modules.


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Wavelength Range			Standard			Option 850
					1200 to 1600 nm			750 to 870 nm

Frequency Range				100 kHz to 2.9 GHz

Average Power Accuracy			Factory-calibrated:  ± 0.65 dB  ± 5.0 nW ±connector variation [1]
(at 1300 and 1550 nm std,		User-calibrated:  ± 0.05 dB  ± 5.0 nW ±power meter accuracy
 or at 830 nm for Opt. 850)		(by external power meter) [2]
 
Modulated Power (20° to 30°C)
Amplitude Accuracy at 100 MHz	        ± 1.0 dB	  

Frequency Response relative to 100 MHz	
100 kHz to 2.9 GHz                      ± 1.0 dB

Displayed Average Optical Noise Level   (10 Hz RBW, 3 Hz VBW)
Ref. Level <= -40 dBm	                Standard                Option 850
     10 MHz to 100 MHz			-62 dBm			-58 dBm
     100 MHz to 8 or 2.9 GHz		-66 dBm			-62 dBm

Harmonic Distortion			
     10 MHz to 22 or 2.9 GHz with modulated                   
     input optical power <=-30 dBm 70 dB below fundamental  

RF Input Frequency Response [3]
     100 kHz to 2.9 GHz		         ± 1.8 dB (electrical)
	
Input Return Loss (with HMS-10/HP)	
     Total				<35 dB     
     Internal			        <40 dB
	

Maximum Input Power (with 30 dB Atten.)
     Average power			+15 dBm
     Modulated power			+15 dBm

Input Connectors			Single-mode fiber connectors: Diamond HMS-10/HP,
					FC/PC, ST, DIN, Biconic

[1] Connector reflections and losses vary with factors such as connector type, quality, cleanliness, temperature,
damage, wear. [2] Applies to any wavelength with average power readout set to match external calibrated optical power meter.
Does not include VSWR losses. [3] Assumes extended system calibration(Opt. 020). Otherwise, use module specifications for frequency response.


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HP 71401C     Lightwave Signal Analyzer, 100 kHz to 2.9 GHz
   Opt 007    10Hz-300kHz RES. BW DELETE HP 70903A
   Opt 011    HMS-10 connector
   Opt 012    FC/PC connector
   Opt 013    DIN 47256 connector
   Opt 014    ST connector
   Opt 015    Biconic connector
   Opt 110    ±13 kHz/GHz/Year frequency accuracy
   Opt 121    Add distribution amplifier to HP 70301A
   Opt 122    ±13 kHz Freq accuracy,10 MHz Refer. input
   Opt 850    Operate 750 to 870 nm

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