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Stability Effects on Optical Component Assembly and Measurement Using an Automation System

This article demonstrates how alignment stability is one critical aspect in designing a process to assemble and measure optical components, more specifically it characterized a six-axis robot and some...

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Non-Intrusive Testing on High Bend Radius Fiber

This article presents EXFO's approach for non-intrusive clip-on fiber monitoring, which allows to address the needs of low insertion-loss requirements of today’s high-speed, multi-wavelength or FTTH s...

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Polarization of Light in Fiber Causes Signal Dispersion

This articles explains the importance of PMD in high-speed digital and analog networks; it has to be measured not only after manufacturing but also after cabling and installation.

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Polarization and the Patchcord

This article provides an overview of polarization,a common factor in a number of phenomena that must be characterized if high-bandwidth systems are to attain their full potential.

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Introduction to Nanopositioning Motors

This article describes years of expertise to provide background on nanopositioning motors.

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Inchworm Motor Technology

This article provides an overview of the inchworm motor technology and how it is used to assure precise positioning.

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Provider Backbone Bridge with Traffic Engineering: a Carrier Ethernet Technology Overview

This application note presents PBB-TE and its evolution compared to legacy Ethernet, provides details about its format and suggests some of the testing requirements for the deployment of such networks...

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Signal Conditioning of 100 GigE Electrical Lanes

This article shows the importance of relying on network/component test equipment featuring a built-in signal-conditioning tool to identify issues and validate the design of components in order to opti...

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Bridged Tap Detection Made Simple

This article shows a simple and economical way to quickly identify and locate bridged taps before they impact new services, or to quickly find and remove them when they do, and to restore QoS and QoE.

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Testing with the RTU-310/G IP Services Test Heads

This application note examines the need for a centralized test point, as well as the characteristics and applications of a centralized Ethernet test head.

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