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SHOW PREVIEW ECOC 2014
Arden designs, manufactures and sells instruments and components for the optical
fibre and laser industries. Products include laser beam profilers, launch condition analysers for real-time measurement of encircled flux; Modcom mode controllers for producing standardised modal launch conditions in multimode optical fibres; high magnification interferometers for optical fibre end face inspection; OTDR lead-in boxes; and custom optical fibre measurement systems.
www.ardenphotonics.com
CBS Products is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of aerial and underground cable installation equipment and the world-famous
Tornado, Breeze and Airstream cable blowing machines, cable placing tools, winches, cable lashing and FTTH installation equipment, including the New AccelAir 2. CBS products has a truly global reach, wherever or whatever your requirement. Visit us on stand #242.
www.cbsproducts.com
New splicing accessories, an expanded portfolio of optical test equipment and passive solutions for fibre-to-the-
home (FTTH) installations will be among Fujikura’s ECOC 2014 offerings. Launched this year, the FOCIS PRO Inspection Kit is one product making its ECOC debut. With mobility and connectivity at its core, the test equipment comes with a WiFi-based solution application, available for Android and iOS devices, giving field installation and maintenance personnel test and inspection power, precision and mobility on their own devices. A pass/fail indication is delivered in less than one second. Fujikura’s range of next generation fusion splicer
equipment, including new accessories and the best-selling, reliable and fastest splicer, the 70S, will also be showcased, along with the most portable splicer, the 12S, FUSEConnect products, One-Click Cleaners, FTTX infrastructure and fibre optic cables.Te team will also be able to discuss its brand new engineering and optimisation service, aimed at helping customers maximise their splicing equipment for new business and faster working.
www.fujikura.co.uk
j-fiber, a LEONI Group company, is a supplier of optical fibres. Tey support LAN and data centre cabling with high-performance
Data-Pixel proudly presents its new range of entry-level interferometers, namely the 3DScope-V2 and the 3DScope-MT. 3DScope-V2 can measure all single-fibre
connectors and has a completely redesigned mechanical interface for more accurate measurements and user-friendliness. 3DScope-MT can measure all multi-fibre
and single fibre connectors. Data-Pixel is the leader in optical test and measurement
equipment for the fibre optic industry: l DAISI and DAISI-MT: automated production fibre interferometers measuring single + multifiber ferrules;
l 3D-SCOPE: entry-level volume production interferometers;
l D-SCOPE: high-quality microscope for automated visual inspection of fibre optic connectors endfaces as well as the alignment of polarisation-maintaining fibres; and
l KONCENTRIK-V2: eccentricity, indexing and fibre-angle measurements on bare ferrules and connectors.
www.data-pixel.com
bend-insensitive and standard non-BIMMF Multimode fibres. j-fiber present advanced LAN and Datacenter fibre optics solutions - j-BendAble BIMMF with best bending performance and compatibility and j-FiberUnits for high fibre count cable making. j-BendAble OM4/OM3/OM2+/ OM2 bend-insensitive 50µm MMF featuring best bending performance and splicing compatibility, lowest attenuation loss at smallest bend-radii, best splice-loss performance and full compatibility. j-FiberUnits outsource a bottle-neck step in high
fibre count cable making. With up to 12 fibres of choice j-Fiber, the units feature high mechanical flexibility and smallest form factor design for high-density packaging, easy peel-off acrylate buffer, different colour sets and ring marking options and standard MPO connectors and equipment use.
www.j-fiber.com
JGR’s TLS delivers ultra-wide continuous wavelength range of 1260nm
to 1630nm at 0.1nm resolution, covering complete CWDM spectral range. It features a very high side mode suppression ratio (SMSR) of over 80dB, low
See the latest optical communications and network and service enablement solutions fromJDSU at ECOC 2014, stand #451. Stop by and learn about
important product advancements that include: lTe broadest 100G solutions portfolio including the industry’s smallest ultra- portable 100G CSAM tester;
l Solid, consistent switching performance that our new modular and fixed MAP-based switches offer;
lTe world’s smallest dual-port 10G tester—T-BERD®/MTS-5800—now with OTDR modules;
l A full suite of client-side transceivers for reaches from 100m to 80km; and
l DWDM telecom transmission modules and components with data centre to long haul pluggable tunability that reaches from 10G to 100G and beyond.
www.jdsu.com
coherence length, high resolution and repeatability, which makes this source perfect for characterisation of CWDM, PON and other optical components as well as for general lab use. Te TLS also features large line width of about 75pm which results in low coherence length and therefore negligible interference effects. Te tuning speed of our TLS is over 100nm/second and the output power is typically between -5 and + 5dBm. It is available with PM or SM output options.
www.jgroptics.com
Microlap Technologies is a supplier of standard or custom ceramic ferrules and sleeves as well as sapphire windows/lenses for the fibre optic industry. It offers industry standard ferrule and sleeve
sizes but can also produce custom configurations to meet your exact size and design requirements. Its high-precision manufacturing equipment can provide your design and engineering teams with creative and economical solutions. Microlap’s mechanical machining processes include cutting, lapping, grinding and polishing of extremely hard materials to produce a high-precision product that meets your exact specifications. Our high-precision machining capabilities of ultra-hard materials offer a wide variety of solutions for multiple applications and industries.
www.microlap.com
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