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AQ6376

The Yokogawa AQ6376 is a bench-top Optical Spectrum Analyzer (OSA) and represents a significant advancement in Yokogawa's OSA series. It is specifically engineered as a premium solution for C-Band and L-Band applications, offering the highest level of performance in its class for dynamic range, resolution, and sensitivity.

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Model AQ6376
Type Bench-top Optical Spectrum Analyzer
Wavelength Range 1200 to 1650 nm
*Precisely covers the S, C, and L bands (1460-1625 nm), which are the core bands for optical communication.*
Wavelength Accuracy ±0.005 nm (Typical, at 1550 nm, after auto-calibration)
This is exceptionally high accuracy.
Wavelength Resolution 0.015 to 2 nm (Programmable)
Resolution Bandwidth (RBW) 0.015, 0.02, 0.05, 0.1, 0.2, 0.5, 1.0, 2.0 nm
Dynamic Range 83 dB (Typical, peak at ±0.5 nm offset, RBW=0.05 nm)
78 dB (Typical, peak at ±0.1 nm offset, RBW=0.05 nm)
This is a flagship feature, offering the best-in-class dynamic range.
Sensitivity -90 dBm (at 1550 nm, RBW = 0.05 nm, Sample Average)
Sweep Speed < 0.2 sec (for 40 nm span, RBW = 0.05 nm)
Level Accuracy ±0.2 dB (Typical)
Polarization Dependency ±0.03 dB (Typical)
Input Port FC/PC connector (Standard). FC/APC is optional.
Input Power Level +20 dBm (Maximum total input power)
Display Large, high-resolution LCD with intuitive touch interface.
Data Output USB memory stick support, Ethernet (LAN), GPIB (optional).
Applications Advanced DWDM system test, ultra-high OSNR measurement, characterization of coherent optical signals, R&D of next-generation optical components.