ModCon Mode Controller MC-ST-62-E-85
Description
Measurements of loss and bandwidth in multimode fibers are known to be 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. Now there is a way to dramatically improve agreement AND ensure you meet international standards at the same time - the ModCon. The ModCon is a passive device which ensures that the correct launch conditions are achieved independent of the light source used. This results in more accurate measurements, better agreement between different test sets, and compliance with the 85/85% launch conditions called for in various aerospace standards. Every ModCon is tested using an MPX Modal Explorer to ensure that its output meets the standard regardless of the modal distribution of the input.
ModCon Mode Controller MC-ST-62-E-85
Specifications |
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| Max Power Throughput : | -- mW |
| Light Source: | 850 - 1300 nm |
| Modal Launch: | 62.5 um |
Features
Improve your measurement accuracy
Ensure stable launch conditions for multimode fiber measurements
Meet 85/85% launch conditions
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United Kingdom
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On FindLight:
since 2015
Frequently Asked Questions
The ModCon Mode Controller is used for source independent mode control to improve measurement accuracy and ensure stable launch conditions for multimode fiber measurements.
The ModCon Mode Controller results in more accurate measurements, better agreement between different test sets, and compliance with the 85/85% launch conditions called for in various aerospace standards.
Every ModCon Mode Controller is tested using an MPX Modal Explorer to ensure that its output meets the standard regardless of the modal distribution of the input.
The insertion loss at 850nm 50µm is typically < 5.0dB and 62.5µm is typically < 5.0dB.
The intensity (% of max) maximum value (µm) is 44.0 and the minimum value (µm) is 40.8 for 5% intensity, 52 and 45 for 15% intensity, and 33 and 20 for 75% intensity.