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   Keysight (Agilent) 83434A   Description / Specification:    
Keysight (Agilent) 83434A 10 GB/s Lightwave Receiver

The Agilent 83434A 10 Gb/s lightwave receiver is designed to recover clock data and to provide linear, non-retimed data from digitally modulated SDH/ SONET STM-64/OC-192 optical signals, as well as signals employing forward error correction (FEC) at 10.664 Gb/s (option 106). The receiver is based on an amplified PIN receiver to produce a linear output with AGC stabilization. The receiver is designed to provide –16 dBm sensitivity with PRBS lengths to 231 –1 with BER performance of at least 1E-10. The recovered clock can be used as a trigger input for the Agilent Infiniium DCA to allow optical eye diagram measurements when no external clock signal is available for triggering. The recovered clock also provides the required clock input for the error detector of the Agilent 71612B error performance analyzer. The non-retimed data output can be used with an error detector to measure and optimize BER. The output of the receiver is also appropriate for eye contour and Q-factor measurements. The Agilent 83434A can be combined with the Agilent 83433A 10 Gb/s lightwave transmitter to create a complete optical link for system or fiber testing, or to form a basis for substitution testing of commercial transmitters and receivers. Specifications. Optical Input; Wavelength: 1300 to 1600 nm. Optical input power: –16 to 0 dBm. Return loss: 28 dB minimum. “Loss of optical input” alarm threshold: –25 to –20 dBm. Maximum Safe Input Level; Optical input power: +7 dBm maximum. Data Output; Amplitude: 0.5 to 1.5 V pk-pk. Lower 3 dB frequency: 0.10 MHz. Upper 3 dB frequency: 6.5 GHz. Return loss: 9.5 dB minimum. Impedance: 50 ohm. Recovered Clock Output; Amplitude: 0.5 to 1. 5 V pk-pk. Frequency: 9953.26 to 9953.30 MHz; 9953.28 nominal. Frequency (opt. 106): 10664.03 to 10664.43 MHz; 10664.23 nominal. Duty cycle: 45/55% maximum; 50/50% nominal. Clock to data alignment: ±25.12 ps maximum. 3 dB bandwidth: 8 to 12 MHz; 10 MHz nominal. Jitter generation: 2 ps rms maximum. Return loss: 12 dB minimum. Impedance: 50 ohm. Option 106 For FEC signals, substitutes clock recovery at 10.644 GHz.



 

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Related Optical Terms and Definitions. For a complete list go to our  Terms and Definitions Page.

Amplified Spontaneous Emission Source (ASE)
ASE, a process where spontaneously emitted radiation (luminescence) is amplified. In lasers and particularly in high-gain erbium-doped amplifiers, amplified spontaneous emission is usually an unwanted effect. It tends to limit the gain achievable in a single stage of a fiber optic amplifier to the order of 40–50 dB.

Dynamic Range
In a transmission system, the ratio of the overload level to the noise level of the system, usually expressed in dB. Ratio of the highest to lowest detectable signal of a system, expressed in dB.

Optical Power
Optical Power is usually measured in "dBm", or decibels referenced to one miliwatt of power. while loss is a relative reading, optical power is an absolute measurement, referenced to standards. You measure absolute power to test transmitters or receivers and relative power to test loss.

Relative Wavelength Accuracy
When randomly changing the wavelength and measuring the differences between the actual and displayed wavelengths, the relative wavelength accuracy is ± half the span between the maximum and the minimum value of all differences.

Wavelength
Wavelength is a term for the color of light, usually expressed in nanometers (nm) or microns (m). In Fiber Optics the wavelenghts mostly used are in the infrared region where the light is invisible to the human eye.

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