ModCon Mode Controller MC-SC/LC-62-N
Description
Measurements of loss and bandwidth in multi-mode fibers are highly dependent on the modal condition of the light source used for the measurement. For example, OTDR and LS/PM loss measurements can differ significantly simply because an OTDR uses a laser source and not an LED. These widely different modal characteristics between sources used in measuring fiber optic systems and networks result in a large and source dependent uncertainty in the accuracy of measurements. When using a ModCon, you launch the same distribution of modes into the fiber regardless of the source being used and consequently reduce the uncertainty in your measurements due to variation between sources. In summary the ModCon increases the accuracy of measurements, gives better agreement between test data sets and is a simple and certifiable method of complying with international standards.
ModCon Mode Controller MC-SC/LC-62-N
Specifications |
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| Max Power Throughput : | 10 mW |
| Light Source: | 850 - 1300 nm |
| Mode Control: | 62.5 - 125 um |
Features
EF compliant to IEC 61280-4-1
Improves measurement repeatability in multi-mode fiber test
Optimized for 850nm and 1300nm
Works with all multi-mode fiber optic testers
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United Kingdom
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On FindLight:
since 2015
Frequently Asked Questions
The ModCon Mode Controller is a compact and lightweight module that modifies your LED or VCSEL light source to provide repeatable EF compliant launch conditions.
By simply plugging the ModCon into your light source, you will be provided with a stable and consistent EF compliant output that meets IEC 61280-4-1:2009.
The ModCon increases the accuracy of measurements, gives better agreement between test data sets, and is a simple and certifiable method of complying with international standards.
The ModCon is suitable for fiber mode control and test certification.
Yes, the ModCon works with all multi-mode fiber optic testers.