For FTTX metropolitan broadband, enterprise edge, and wide-temperature industrial-control applications, iConverter 10/100M with integrated SNMP/Telnet management supports Q-and-Q virtual LANs, quality of service, port access, bandwidth control, and MIB statistics. The 10/100-Mbit/sec copper-to-fiber converter is available as a plug-in module, tabletop, or wall-mountable unit.
Omnitron Systems Technology, Irvine, CA, www.omnitron-systems.com
The integration module for photonics manufacturing and OEM contract manufacturing services integrates active and passive components, including connectors and terminations, couplers, WDM components and modules, variable optical attenuators, switches, photodetectors, lasers, modulators, and transceivers.
Photop Technologies, Fuzhou Fujian, China, www.photoptech.com
The FTB-7000D optical time domain reflectometer offers a 1-m-event dead zone to easily locate and characterize events between the transmitter and central office's fiber distribution panel in metro, access, and fiber to the home applications. It provides triple-wavelength configurations—1310/1490/1550 nm (FTTX-ready) and 1310/1550/1625 nm; fast trace acquisition to reduce testing time; up to 128,000 sampling points for increased trace resolution; and linearity of ±0.03 dB/dB for high measurement accuracy.
EXFO, Vanier Quebec, www.exfo.com
With very low intrinsic jitter of 50 mUIp-p, the MP1590A-30 high-precision jitter-analysis option for the MP1590A network performance tester enhances the measurement accuracy (±20 mUIp-p) and repeatability (±5 mUIp-p) of jitter generation measurements. With the option, the tester supports the phase-analysis method recommended in the revised ITU-T Draft 0.172 (2003.11).
Anritsu, Richardson, TX, www.anritsu.com
With the comprehensive OptiPlanner for multitechnology optical networks, cost and scale implications of optical-crossconnect, reconfigurable-add/drop-multiplexer, MWS, and tunable-laser technologies can be compared to existing approaches to metro and long-haul DWDM networks. Network planners, network architects, systems engineers, and product managers can develop cost-optimized network plans for transparent or opaque optical networks. Capacity planning, grooming, protection, and restoration can be coordinated between the photonic and electronic layers.
Optiwave, Ottawa, Ontario, www.optiwave.com