Compact OTDR includes VFL for PON, FTTx testing

VeEX Inc. introduces its SunLite OTDR.

Test and measurement equipment specialist VeEX Inc. has introduced its SunLite optical time-domain reflectometer (OTDR), which it claims is one of the world’s smallest, lightest, and most feature-rich instruments for testing passive optical networks (PON) and fiber-to-the-x (FTTx) networks.

See also: Alcatel-Lucent integrates OTDR into PON 'smart transceiver'

Via the SunLite tester, OTDR traces can be saved in Telcordia SR-4731 .SOR file format for export via USB or Bluetooth and viewing on a PC, smartphone, or tablet equipped with the proprietary 'Fiberizer' software. Multilingual support and an optional Fiberscope extend the operation and versatility of the device, the company says.

The compact unit also delivers a combination of optical test functions, including light source, power meter, and visual fault locator (VFL).

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