Keysight N7764C Variable Optical Attenuator (4 Channel) - Single Mode
The N7764C four-channel variable optical attenuators for single-mode fiber enables highly efficient optical transceiver and network integration testing. It is based on electrically controlled variable optical attenuator (VOA) modules.
Applications:
- Optical transceiver testing
- Optical network integration testing
Optical Power Equalization with Ease
The Keysight N7752C and N776-C family of variable optical attenuators enables highly efficient optical transceiver and network integration testing. The new attenuator generation sports an on-board graphical user interface for easy control without software installation, accessible via GbE LAN and USB 2.0 connections.
N7752C is a two-channel model for single-mode fiber equipped with two additional, independent optical power meters.
N7764C is a four-channel model for single mode fiber, and based, like N7752C, on electrically controlled variable optical attenuator (VOA) modules.
N7765C, available with one and two channels and based on a bulk-optical design, addresses single-mode fiber applications that require high dynamic range, high power and low wavelength dependence.
N7768C is a four-channel model for 50/125 μm multimode fiber, based on a miniature rotating filter design optimized to provide an insertion loss of typically only 1.6 dB including connectors. The attenuating filter is positioned in a collimated beam to maintain the same modal distribution across the entire attenuation range.
Optical Power Equalization with Ease
The Keysight N7752C and N776-C family of variable optical attenuators enables highly efficient optical transceiver and network integration testing. The new attenuator generation sports an on-board graphical user interface for easy control without software installation, accessible via GbE LAN and USB 2.0 connections.
N7752C is a two-channel model for single-mode fiber equipped with two additional, independent optical power meters.
N7764C is a four-channel model for single mode fiber, and based, like N7752C, on electrically controlled variable optical attenuator (VOA) modules.
N7765C, available with one and two channels and based on a bulk-optical design, addresses single-mode fiber applications that require high dynamic range, high power and low wavelength dependence.
N7768C is a four-channel model for 50/125 μm multimode fiber, based on a miniature rotating filter design optimized to provide an insertion loss of typically only 1.6 dB including connectors. The attenuating filter is positioned in a collimated beam to maintain the same modal distribution across the entire attenuation range.