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    VIAVI Solutions: INX 760 Inspection Probe Microscope

    Feb. 21, 2024
    VIAVI's INX 760 microscope enables automation of every inspection process step, including test set up, tip configuration, image panning and focus, end-face analysis testing, and data storage.
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    Optimized for field use and VIAVI TPA (Test Process Automation) enabled, the INX 760 microscope enables automation of every inspection process step, including test set up, tip configuration, image panning and focus, end-face analysis testing, and data storage. Operators can connect the microscope to local devices, such as smartphones, tablets, or PCs, via USB or wireless connections, with the VIAVI Mobile Tech app serving as the bridge between the microscope and the cloud.

    Judge’s Comment: “Fiber inspection is one of the most critical operations when installing optical networks. This product helps improve this process.”

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