Variable optical attenuator module MAP
High-resolution, wide wavelength-range attenuator ideal for use in applications such as analog systems and high bit-rate digital systems.
- Ultra low insertion loss to minimize loss budget utilization
- High accuracy and high repeatability to reduce measurement uncertainty
- Fast transition speed to reduce testing time
- Flat spectral response to reduce wavelength dependent uncertainty in multi-wavelength applications (CWDM, DWDM)
- Low backreflection to reduce instabilities due to reflected light
- Optional built-in wavelength calibrated power meter reduces the uncertainty by reducing external connections
- High input power capability for EDFA testing and multi-wavelength applications
MAJOR IMPORTER OF TELECOM EQUIPMENT
Distributor in France and in 20 African countries
OFFICIAL FUJIKURA IMPORTER
Distributor of Fujikura splicers for over 25 years
VIAVI ELITE DISTRIBUTOR
Distributor partner of VIAVI for over 15 years
The Multiple Application Platform (MAP) Variable Optical Attenuator (mVOA-C1) is optimized for the industry-leading VIAVI MAP-300 platform.
The mVOA-C1 is a stepper motor and filter based attenuator that takes advantage of the latest available technologies to provide the highest performance optical power level control solution with the lowest optical impairments.
mVOA-C1
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High-resolution, wide wavelength-range attenuator ideal for use in applications such as analog systems and high bit-rate digital systems.
- Ultra low insertion loss to minimize loss budget utilization
- High accuracy and high repeatability to reduce measurement uncertainty
- Fast transition speed to reduce testing time
- Flat spectral response to reduce wavelength dependent uncertainty in multi-wavelength applications (CWDM, DWDM)
- Low backreflection to reduce instabilities due to reflected light
- Optional built-in wavelength calibrated power meter reduces the uncertainty by reducing external connections
- High input power capability for EDFA testing and multi-wavelength applications