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8156A HP Optical Attenuator
Additional Features: 60dB attenuation with 0.001dB resolution, without ranging 1200nm to 1650nm wavelength range 60dB return loss +23dBm maximum input power The Agilent 8156A is ideal for making measurements on fast telecommunication systems. It is employed in R&D and production and is suitable for both single-mode and 50m multi-mode applications. A variety of options for different return loss performance, built-in monitor paths and overall accuracy make the Agilent 8156A easily adaptable to your measurement requirements.
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8156A HP Optical Attenuator
101: High performance version with 45dB return loss and straight contact connectors; two connector interfaces required /
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8156A HP Optical Attenuator
101: High performance version with 45dB return loss and straight contact connectors; two connector interfaces required /
Price: CALL
8156A HP Optical Attenuator
Price: CALL
8156A HP Optical Attenuator
Price: CALL
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Additional Features: 60dB attenuation with 0.001dB resolution, without ranging 1200nm to 1650nm wavelength range 60dB return loss +23dBm maximum input power The Agilent 8156A is ideal for making measurements on fast telecommunication systems. It is employed in R&D and production and is suitable for both single-mode and 50m multi-mode applications. A variety of options for different return loss performance, built-in monitor paths and overall accuracy make the Agilent 8156A easily adaptable to your measurement requirements.
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100 Standard Performance Version
101 High performance version with 45dB return loss and straight contact connectors; two connector interfaces required
121 High performance version with 45dB return loss and straight contact connectors built-in monitor output (13dB tap), three connector interfaces required
201 High performance version with 60dB return loss and angled contact connectors; two connector interfaces required
350 Standard performance version for 50/125 µm multimode fibers; two conector interfaces required
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