FTB-LTC/PSB/SPSB - Launch test cable/pulse suppressor box - EXFO
FTB-LTC/PSB/SPSB - Launch test cable/pulse suppressor box Used in conjunction with an OTDR, the FTB-LTC/PSB/SPSB covers the OTDR's dead zone, enabling loss measurement …
OTDRs are often used with a launch fiber/cable, and may also use a receive fiber/cable. The launch cable, sometimes called a “pulse suppressor” or “dummy fiber,” allows the OTDR to …
Set launch cable length in the-OX1 | Video - EXFO
Learn how to use launch and receive cables with the OX1. On the same topic. 1min44 - Mirror EXFO’S OX1 Optical Explorer screen on a smart device. 0min52 - Find a macrobend using …
EXFO offers three types of launch cables: • The FTB-LTC module combines with an FTB-7000 series OTDR module in the FTB-500 or FTB-200 platform • The stand-alone PSB comes in a …
Fiber optic testing solutions - EXFO
EXFO’s handheld live fiber detectors enable efficient, accurate and reliable data collection without disrupting traffic or damaging/over-stressing fibers. Technicians can detect live and dark fibers …
OTDR and iOLM software solutions - EXFO
PSB/SPSB - Launch test cable/pulse suppressor box. Used in conjunction with an OTDR, the PSB/SPSB covers the OTDR's dead zone, enabling loss measurement on the first and last …
Selecting the correct Launch cable length - EXFO
A simple general rule would be; A longer fiber under test requires a longer launch cable. The reasons are related to the desire to characterize the first and last connectors, as well as the …
OTDR testing procedures and equipment - EXFO
PSB/SPSB - Launch test cable/pulse suppressor box. Used in conjunction with an OTDR, the PSB/SPSB covers the OTDR's dead zone, enabling loss measurement on the first and last …
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User Guide - EXFO
2010年8月18日 · A launch cable allows you to properly characterize the first connector of the fiber link under test (A) and exclude the OTDR connector's wear from the link evaluation.