EXFO FTB150

All the OTDR Modes You Need The FTB-150's OTDR software is both automated and easy to use. You can choose from three operating modes according to your specific requirements: Auto Mode Lets you select acquisition…

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All the OTDR Modes You Need The FTB-150's OTDR software is both automated and easy to use. You can choose from three operating modes according to your specific requirements: Auto Mode Lets you select acquisition parameters automatically. Perfect for basic, repetitive OTDR applications or for occasional users. Advanced Mode Offers multiple setup and measurement capabilities for increased flexibility. Change index of refraction and helix factor settings for optimal distance measurements. Template Trace Mode Compares each acquisition with a designated template for complete cable testing and documentation. Short-Range OTDRs Ideal for access and FTTH network testing, the FTB-150-FTTx and FTB-150-ACCESS OTDR configurations offer an exceptional 1 m event dead zone, letting you characterize all events between the transmitter and the central office s fiber distribution panel. These configurations feature a highly efficient, lightning-fast trace acquisition routine, as full averaging is performed in 45 seconds. Thanks to next-generation OTDR software, they enable you to test through high-port-count splitters (even 1 x 32 splitters) perfect for passive optical network (PON) testing. The FTB-150-FTTx configuration delivers triple-wavelength testing with a choice of wavelengths: 1310/1490/1550 nm, or 1310/1550/1625 nm.

1 m event dead zone: shortest in the industry

Attenuation dead zone starting at 4 m

Four-times-shorter testing time, for minimized testing costs

FTTx ready: passive optical network (PON) testing capability

Market-leading linearity of 0.03 dB/dB, for highly accurate event characteization

Dynamic range of up to 38 dB

Built for enterprise/private network OTDR testing

Four-wavelength model: two multimode wavelengths (850 and 1300 nm), and two singlemode wavelengths (1310 and 1550 nm)

Two-wavelength model: 850 and 1300 nm (multimode)Best-in-class specifications Singlemode configurations at 1310, 1550 and 1625 nm

Up to 52 000 acquisition points for sampling

High-speed traces starting at 10 seconds

Dynamic range of up to 45 dB