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Measure with Confidence:
Optical Wavelength
Measurement
Fundamentals
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Host
Kristin Porché
Marketing Specialist
Yokogawa Corporation of America
Newnan, GA
kristin.porche@us.yokogawa.com
1-800-888-6400 ext. 5656
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Presenter
Michael Kwok
Product Line Manager, Communications Test
Yokogawa Corporation of America
Newnan, GA
Joined Yokogawa in 2006
Western Regional Account Manager
Communications Product Line Manager (2010)
Michael.kwok@us.yokogawa.com
tmi.yokogawa.com
Prior Corporate Experience
•  Moog Aircraft – 4 Yrs
•  Design/Project Engr: Flight Data Recorders (Roll/Pitch/Yaw,
Airspeed, Altitude, Strain)
•  Siemens Medical Systems – 1.5 Yrs
•  MFG Engr: High Energy Cancer Radiation Therapy Linear
Accelerators
•  DiCon Fiberoptics – 7 Yrs
•  Automated Optical Test Equipment (Switches, Tunable &
Passive Filters, VOAs)
•  Circadiant Systems – 2 Yrs
•  10G Stressed Receiver Testers for Optical Transceivers/
Systems
•  Acquired by JDSU after departure
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■ Introduction
■ Wavelength Theory
■ Fiber handling guidelines
■ Wavelength Measurement Techniques
■ Sample Applications
■ Top Ten OSA Considerations
Agenda
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Background
Corporate and Product Family
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Corporate Background
  Yokogawa founded in 1915
●  First products were Electric Voltmeters
●  Focused on Test Equipment for over 100 yrs
●  18,000+ employees worldwide
●  Grown to over $4 Billion USD revenue
●  Global operations in 50+ countries
  Ando Electric acquisition in 2004
●  Leader in Optical Test Equipment Innovation
AQ6317B
OSA
1930s
Voltmeter
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Corporate Background
•  Yokogawa Corporation of America founded in 1957
•  Test and Measurement Divisional HQ in Atlanta, GA
•  Offices in Houston, Mexico, Calgary Facilities
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Communications Product Family
AQ6370 Series
OSA
Optical Spectrum Analyzer
(Most Popular)
AQ2200
Multi-Application Test System
(Modular Platform)
AQ6150 Series
Installation & Maintenance
MFT
AQ1100
AQ1200
AQ1300
OPM/LS
AQ2170/80, AQ4280
OTDR
AQ7280
Optical Wavelength Meter
(Highest WL Accuracy)
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Wavelength Theory
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Humans as a Wavelength Measurement Tool
  The eyeball is the light sensor or
detector to “See” different colors
  Optical nerves are the connections
to the CPU
  The brain is the central processing
unit and memory storage
  Your hand writing or speech is the
reporting medium
Early Spectrometer with Eyepiece
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Wavelength Theory
Why is the sky blue??
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Sunlight reaches Earth's atmosphere and
is scattered in all directions by all the gases and
particles in the air. (CO2, Nitrogen)
Blue light is scattered in all directions by the tiny
molecules of air in Earth's atmosphere. Blue is
scattered more than other colors because it
travels as shorter, smaller waves. This is why we
see a blue sky most of the time.
  All light travels in a straight line unless
something gets in the way and does one
of these things:
●  Reflect it (like a mirror)
●  Bend it (like a prism)
●  Scatter it (like molecules of the gases in the
atmosphere
Images courtesy of: http://www.physics.org/
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Electromagnetic Spectrum
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Light Map Wall Poster
Contact info@us.yokogawa.com to request free copies
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Typical Telecom Specific Wavelengths
■ 850 nm for Multimode Transceivers
■ 1260-1675 nm for Singlemode Transmission
■ O-band 1260-1360nm (Δ 100nm)
■ E-band 1360-1460nm (Δ 100nm)
■ S-band 1460-1530nm (Δ 70nm)
■ C-band 1530-1565nm (Δ 35nm)
■ L-band 1565-1625nm (Δ 60nm)
■ U-band 1625-1675nm (Δ 50nm)
WDM Bands (ITU)
O E S C L U
1260 1360 1460 1530 1565 1625 1675
Basic Fiber Handling
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Basic fiber handling
§  Always remember to Clean Connector Ends
		Normal																			Dusty																		Oil	Covered												Scratched	
Why	is	this	important?	
Dirty/Damaged	connectors	o3en	results	in	false	readings	and	could	easily	be	
transferred	to	the	ma9ng	connector	or	test	instrument.
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Fiber Connectors and Polishes
§  Fiber Connector Types:
§  FC: (AKA Frank Charlie) Most popular (>90%) for Lab use
for reliable “Threaded On” connection
§  SC: (AKA Sam Charlie) Most popular (>90%) for Field Use
for easy “Click On/Off” feature
§  Others include: ST, LC, and Multi-Fiber (Ribbon)
§  Connector Polishes determine Back Reflection
§  Flat: FC/PC , SC/PC
§  Angled: FC/APC, SC/APC (Denoted by Green)
Why	is	this	important?	
Connec9ng	an	Angle	connector	to	a	Flat	connector,	could	damage	the	ma9ng	
connector…poten9ally	disastrous	if	that	connector	is	inside	the	test	instrument.
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Fiber Types
§  Singlemode: 9/125um (um = “micron” =10E-6 meters)
Single mode Cables usually have a YELLOW jacket
§  Multi-mode: 50/125um, 62.5/125um
50/125 = 50um Core, 125um Cladding Diameter
§  Multi-mode Cables usually have an ORANGE jacket
§  Others core sizes may be much larger for visible light
§  100um, 200um, 800um etc.
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Why	is	this	important?	
Matching	the	wrong	fiber	type	to	the	device	under	test	or	test	equipment	will	
almost	always	provide	false	readings.
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Wavelength
Measurement
Techniques
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■ Spectrometers
■ Spectrophotometers
■ Optical Spectrum Analyzers
■ Optical Wavelength Meters
Wavelength Measurement Techniques
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Spectrometers
Spectrophotometers
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Optical Spectrometer Principle
Image source: https://www.photonics.com/Article.aspx?AID=45915
■ Merriam Webster definition
1: an instrument used for measuring
wavelengths of light spectra
2: any of various analytical instruments
in which an emission (as of particles or
radiation) is dispersed according to some
property (as mass or energy) of the
emission and the amount of dispersion is
measured <nuclear magnetic
resonance spectrometer>
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Optical Spectrometers
■ Spectroscopes, Spectrometers
•  Measures how much light is being EMITTED by a sample
Spectrometer for multi color
printing analysis
Portable Raman Spectrometer
Chemical lab sampling
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■ Spectrophotometers
•  Measures how much light is being ABSORBED by a sample
Optical Spectrophotometers
Reference: http://jacobsschool.ucsd.edu
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Rotating Grating
Monochromator
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What is an OSA?
  	
Wavelength/ Frequency (nm / Thz)
Optical Power
(dBm or mW)
Optical Spectrum Analyzer measures a distribution of
optical power over wavelength.
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Czerny-Turner Monochromator
Rotating Grating Monochromator Principle
Single Color (in Greek)
l  Diffraction Grating reflects the light into a rainbow spectrum
l  Rotating action “selects” a single color to pass though slit
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Closer look of a diffraction grating
Diffraction grating is a kind of dispersion devices that separate light by
wavelength.
Diffraction
light
White light
Very fine groove (40 to 1200
per 1mm) on the mirror
causes diffraction.
Diffraction grating
Selects wavelength
by slit opening
Slit
Rotating Grating Monochromator Principle
Tiny grooves on a CD or
DVD acts like a grating
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White light source
Optical input
Grating
Slit
Wavelength
OpticalPower
OSA Display
Inside Monochromator
Processor
A/D
AmplifierA/D converter
Rotating Grating Monochromator Principle
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Interferometer Principle
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Optical Wavelength Meter
http://www.laserfocusworld.com/articles/print/volume-45/issue-8/features/wavelength-meters-how-to-select-a-wavelength-meter.html
■ An Optical Wavelength Meter measures the peak wavelength(s) of an optical
signal with extreme precision, often to picometer and sub picometer
accuracy.
■ The use of proven Michelson interferometer technology coupled with an
advanced FFT algorithm allows measurement of modulated and non-
modulated signals from an optical transceiver. A flexible display can
measure and display a single or multiple wavelengths (such as from a
DWDM system) in a single operation.
Optical Wavelength Meter
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  Generate interference by
changing the optical path length
difference between the fixed
mirror and the movable mirror,
then detect the interference
signal with the optical receiver.
  Fast Fourier transform converts
the interference signal into an
optical spectrum waveform.
(Time to Freq. Domain)
  Analyze the given optical
spectrum waveform, then output
the wavelength and power data
of the input signal.
Interferometer Principle
Michelson interferometer principle applied	
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Comparing OSA vs
Interferometer Instruments
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Monochromator Interferometer
Example Model AQ6370D
OSA
AQ6151
Wavelength Meter
Wavelength Range 600 to 1700 nm	 1270 to 1650 nm	
Min. resolvable separation
(Resolution)	
20 pm to 2 nm (Varies) 40 pm (fixed)
WL Accuracy (1550 nm)	 +/- 10 pm +/- 0.3 pm
Dynamic Range 80 dB 35 dB
Level Accuracy +/- 0.4 dB +/- 0.5 dB
Level Sensitivity - 90 to +20dBm (+25) - 40 to +10dBm (+18)
Comparing both Principles
Monochromator vs. Interferometer	
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Sample Applications
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Sample Applications
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Applications for Visible Wavelength Light
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Sample Applications
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Sample Applications
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Sample Applications
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OSA	WDM	ANALYSIS	SCREEN	
Wavelength	Division	Mul<plexing	Block	Diagram
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WDM MUX/DEMUX NETWORK
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OSA	WDM		
ANALYSIS	SCREEN	
(One	of	13	built-in	analysis	func<ons)
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Note:	the	column	density	is	a	number	of	molecules	per	unit	area	in	the	atmosphere	from	the	ground	to	an	atmospheric	edge.		
1
2
3
4
6.6dB
1
2
3
4
6.6dB
Absorp9on	spectrum	corresponding	to	a	column	density	Measurement	system	
•  Simply	connect	Solar	auto-guider	to	OSA	with	a	fiber	
n Column	Density	Measurement	(e.g.	Methane	Gas)	
•  Usage: 	Climate	change	gases,	air	pollu9on	gases	
•  Issues:	 	Conven9onal	etalon	system	is	huge,	and	requires	troublesome	controls	
	and	adjustments.	
•  Related	fields:	 	Environment	management,	energy,	op9cal	measurement	equipment	
•  Target	tech.: 	Environmental	measurement,	satellite,		power	&	gas,		
	resource	explora9on,	measurement	equipment	
Gas Sensing
GI	62.5	um	fiber	
Column	amount	
Use	the	sun		
as	a	light	source
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Top Ten OSA
Checklist
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Key Factors to consider for an OSA
  TOP TEN CHECK LIST
1.  Wavelength Range
2.  Resolution
3.  Accuracy
4.  Level Sensitivity
5.  Dynamic Range
6.  Sweep Speed
7.  Cost/Value
8.  Optical Interface
9.  Operational Interface
10.  Long-term Reliability/Support
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Performance	
Considera/ons	
Addi/onal	
Considera/ons
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1: Wavelength Range
Compare model lineup with intended application(s)
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  Wavelength resolution is defined as the FWHM of a line spectrum
  Wavelength resolution controlled by the width of the slit opening
Narrower	slit	width	
=	Smaller	resolu9on	value	
Line	spectrum	
Input	
Slit	
Wider	slit	width		
=	Greater	resolu9on	value	
3dB	(FWHM)	
Wavelength	
Power	
Resolu9on	width	
Defini9on	of	wavelength	
resolu9on	
2: Wavelength Resolution
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Built-In	Calibra<on	Light	Source	
1	2	
Process	automa9cally	adjusts	op9cal	alignment	of	
monochromator	and	
re-aligns	wavelength	calibra9on	table	
SYSTEM	 Opera<on	Guideline	
•  Recommended	as	rou9ne	and	especially	
when	the	instrument	has	been:	
-  moved	
-  received	a	shock	or	an	impact	
-  Subjected	to	an	opera9ng	temperature	
change	
SMF	
SETUP	
3 Wavelength Accuracy
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Internal	Calibra<on	Source	
CAL	point	
1530.3714nm	
•  The	light	from	an	EE-LED	source	is	passed	through	a	gas	
absorp9on	cell	(the	acetylene	gas	cell),	the	resul9ng	light	
is	collated	and	passed	onto	the	OSA.		
•  Calibra9on	with	gas	absorp9on	lines	has	the	advantage	
that	such	lines	are	natural	constants	and	have	an	accuracy	
of	±	0.6pm.	
•  The	OSA	can	then	be	accurately	calibrated	to	the	
wavelength	of	one	of	the	lines.		
Acetylene Gas
Absorption Cell
Broadband
Source
(EE-LED)
Calibration
output
Block Diagram of Calibration output
Spectrum of calibration output
3: Wavelength Accuracy
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4: Sensitivity
SENS Setting Sensitivity
NORM/HOLD -60 dBm
NORM/AUTO -60 dBm
NORMAL -70 dBm
MID -75 dBm
HIGH1 -80 dBm
HIGH2 -85 dBm
HIGH3 -90 dBm
Mul<ple	SeWng	Selec<ons	helps	op<mize	sweep	speed
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Wavelength
Level
[dB]
Actual Spectrum
Spectrum on OSA
Higher
D/R
Lower
D/R
Point
The waveform changes
due to the Close-in
dynamic range.
Resolution
When the Close-in D/R is high.D/R:Dynamic Range
When the
close-in D/R
is low
Why	should	you	care	about	Dynamic	Range?	
Important	to	see	“true	shape”	of	actual	spectrum	
5: Dynamic Range5: Dynamic Range
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Sweep	stops	a	moment	when	the	
level	range	change	occurs.	
Current	Genera<on	AQ637x		
Sweeping	speed	in	this	page	is	not	same	as	on	the	real	product.	
*	It	is	depend	on	sekng	condi9on	and	measurement	light	source	
Seamless	sweep	
6: Sweep Speed
* All the figures in this section are based on comparisons with AQ6317C.
Seamless	Sweep	
With	an	improved	gain	control	system	in	the	electrical	amplifier	circuit,	sweep	speed	
has	been	increased	for	the	signals	which	require	mul9ple	amplifier	gain	sekngs	to	
complete	an	en9re	trace.	
	
Previous	Genera<on	AQ6317x		
The	AQ6370D	OSA	offers	>10X	faster	sweep	speed
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Double	Sweep	Speed	Mode	unique	to	Yokogawa	OSAs	
Sensi&vity:	approx.	-73dBm	
(sec.)	
n  SENSITIVITY	SETTINGS	VS	SPEED	DIFFERENCE	
n  Norm				 	~1.2X	
n  Mid		 	~1.8X	
n  High		 	~2X	
6: Sweep Speed
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7: Cost/Value
§  Carefully weigh the true cost vs. performance factors
§  Some manufacturers practice “creative specmanship” to create a false
impression of equivalent performance thus buyer beware!
§  We have tools, detailed comparison info to help various individual cases
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	 	Sensi&vity 	Condi&ons	
AQ6370D: 	-90dBm 	Average:	1		
Compe&tor:		-90dBm 	Average:	10	
Truth:	Compe&tor	provides	only	-85dBm	without	averaging	and	may	take	40x	longer	to	achieve	-90dBm	
Yokogawa	 Compe<tor
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8 Optical Interface
§  Recall the 3 concerns from FO Basics earlier
1)	Cleaning	Fibers	
Dirty/Damaged	connectors	o3en	results	in	false	readings	and	
could	easily	be	transferred	to	the	ma9ng	connector	or	test	
instrument.	
2)	Correct	Fiber	Type	
Matching	the	wrong	fiber	type	to	the	device	under	test	or	test	
equipment	will	almost	always	provide	false	readings.	
3)	Never	Connect	Angle	Polish	to	Flat	Polish	
Connec9ng	an	Angle	connector	to	a	Flat	connector,	could	
damage	the	ma9ng	connector…poten9ally	disastrous	if	that	
connector	is	inside	the	test	instrument.
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•  Most optical instruments have a fiber to fiber input connection
•  Thus if a 50um MM fiber is connected to a 9um SM fiber you may lose up to 14dB of power
due to the Core Size mismatch
•  If you use an OSA with MM fiber input and feed in a SM fiber, the performance is drastically
reduced.
•  Yokogawa’s Free Space design allows use of both fibers with minimal effects
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Testing Singlemode and Multimode Fibers
Core	size	mismatch	
9	um	/	50	um
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Designed	specifically	for	Yokogawa	Free	Space	input	to	
improve	
n  Dynamic	range	(SNR)	for	passive	component	tes<ng	
n  Level	stability	for	ac<ve	device	tes<ng	
Principle of NA Adapter
Inside	of	the	monochromator	
Most	of	the	beam	can	pass	the	input	slit.	
The	outer	por9on	of	the	bean	is	rejected	
by	the	input	silt	of	monochromator.	
Direct	output	
Through	the	adapter	
Op9cal	fiber		
(GI50/125um)	
Op9cal	fiber		
(GI50/125um)	
735383-A001	
NA	conversion	adapter	
NA:	0.2	
NA:	0.1
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Numerical Aperture Vs Level error
ISSUE:		
Standard	9UM	Singlemode	fiber	has	~.105	NA,	but	MM	fiber	is	about	double	that	value
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The	use	of	a	small	core	mul9mode	fiber	causes	a	high	coupling	loss	with	a	broadband	light	
source,	so	that	high	output	power	cannot	be	expected,	and	the	direct	output	of	such	a	fiber	
causes	an	extra	loss	in	the	monochromator	due	to	the	NA	restric9on.	
By	anaching	the	adapter	to	the	end	of	a	mul9mode	fiber	(GI	50/125	µm),	the	op9cal	spectral	
level	of	a	broadband	source	increases	about	5	dB	on	the	OSA.	
With	adapter	
Direct	
Measurement	of	
white	light	source	
Bener	dynamic	range	(SNR)	in	passive	component	test	
Benefits of NA Adapter
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Bener	level	stability	in	ac9ve	device	test	
Benefits of NA Adapter	
With	Adapter	
With	Adapter	
Direct	output	
DFB-LD	Spectrum	(GI	50/125	µm)	
Direct	output	
With	the	direct	output	of	mul9mode	fiber,	there	are	cases	where	a	measured	level	becomes	
unstable	by	change	of	fiber	form	because	of	the	speckle	effect	by	modal	interference.	
The	NA	conversion	adapter	can	resolve	the	above	issue	and	improves	the	level	measurement	
stability	by	efficiently	coupling	the	output	beam	with	the	monochromator.	
EE-LED	Spectrum	(GI	50/125	µm)	
u  Level	fluctua9on	by	change	of	fiber	form	 u  Ripple	on	LED	spectrum	
Fluctuates	
	about	2	dB
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§  User	Control	
§  Mouse	Driven	GUI	(Point	and	click	screen	bunons	and	trace	zoom)	
§  Same	bunon	menu	as	previous	gen.	Ando	OSAs	
§  Remote	Control	
§  Ethernet,	GPIB,	Serial	ports	
§  Mul9ple	command	compa9bility:		SCPI	+	Ando	
§  Labview	Drivers	(Free	online)	
§  Remote	Viewer	applica9on	so3ware	
9: Operational Interface
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9: Operational Interface
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  Yokogawa founded in 1915
●  First products were Electric Voltmeters
●  Focused on Test Equipment for over 100 yrs
●  18,000+ employees worldwide
●  Grown to over $4 Billion USD revenue
●  Global operations in 50+ countries
  Ando Electric acquisition in 2004
●  Leader in Optical Test Equipment Innovation
AQ6317B	
OSA	
1930s	
Voltmeter	
Century Old Establishment = Stability & Longevity
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1980	–	AQ1404	(First	Ando	OSA)	
	
	1990s	–	AQ6315s,	AQ6317s	(Telecom	Boom	Era)	
	
	2006	–	AQ6370	(AQ6317	Replacement,	Telecom	WL)	
	2007	–	AQ6375	(Long	WL)	
	2008	–	AQ6370B	(Improved	AQ6370)	
	2010	–	AQ6370C-10,-20	(Affordable	High	Performance)	
	2010	–	AQ6373	(Visible	WL)	
	2014	–	AQ6370D-10,-20	(Latest	Gen)	
	2015	–	AQ6373B	(Updated	Visible	WL)	
	2015	–	AQ6375B	(Updated	Long	WL)	
	2016	–	AQ6376	(3.4	um	MWIR)	
	2017	–	AQ6374	(Wide	range	Model)	
	
		
Over	35	yrs	of	OSA	experience	
10	New	models	within	11	years	
Proven historical stability
10: Long term Reliability & Support
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Submitting Questions
•  Please do NOT select Chat
•  Select Q&A from top menu
•  and choose All Panelists
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•  Broad wavelength range of 350 – 1750 nm
•  Same range as AQ6315s sold from 1993 to 2006
•  40X faster sweeps
•  100x faster data transfer
•  Purge feature equipped
•  Modern user interfaces such as USB and LAN	
•  Traditional and Mouse driven GUI
New Wide Range OSA Launching at Photonics West
Yokogawa Booth 2719 San Francisco CA Jan 31 to Feb 2 2017
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New AQ6374 OSA
Old Ando/Yokogawa AQ6315

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Final optical wavelength measurement webinar 1 25-17 final 1

  • 1. Measure with Confidence: Optical Wavelength Measurement Fundamentals
  • 2. 2 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation Host Kristin Porché Marketing Specialist Yokogawa Corporation of America Newnan, GA kristin.porche@us.yokogawa.com 1-800-888-6400 ext. 5656 tmi.yokogawa.com
  • 3. 3 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation Yokogawa Webinar – Housekeeping Issues ■ PC’s Speakers - Audio Broadcast To hear the audio through your PC, select the Communicate Tab and Join the Audio Broadcast. ■ Recorded Presentation A recording of this presentation will be posted under our technical library of our web page. ■ Q&A: Select and send all questions to “All Panelists” during the Webinar presentation.
  • 4. 4 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation Presenter Michael Kwok Product Line Manager, Communications Test Yokogawa Corporation of America Newnan, GA Joined Yokogawa in 2006 Western Regional Account Manager Communications Product Line Manager (2010) Michael.kwok@us.yokogawa.com tmi.yokogawa.com Prior Corporate Experience •  Moog Aircraft – 4 Yrs •  Design/Project Engr: Flight Data Recorders (Roll/Pitch/Yaw, Airspeed, Altitude, Strain) •  Siemens Medical Systems – 1.5 Yrs •  MFG Engr: High Energy Cancer Radiation Therapy Linear Accelerators •  DiCon Fiberoptics – 7 Yrs •  Automated Optical Test Equipment (Switches, Tunable & Passive Filters, VOAs) •  Circadiant Systems – 2 Yrs •  10G Stressed Receiver Testers for Optical Transceivers/ Systems •  Acquired by JDSU after departure
  • 5. 5 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation ■ Introduction ■ Wavelength Theory ■ Fiber handling guidelines ■ Wavelength Measurement Techniques ■ Sample Applications ■ Top Ten OSA Considerations Agenda
  • 6. 6 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation Background Corporate and Product Family
  • 7. 7 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation 7 Corporate Background   Yokogawa founded in 1915 ●  First products were Electric Voltmeters ●  Focused on Test Equipment for over 100 yrs ●  18,000+ employees worldwide ●  Grown to over $4 Billion USD revenue ●  Global operations in 50+ countries   Ando Electric acquisition in 2004 ●  Leader in Optical Test Equipment Innovation AQ6317B OSA 1930s Voltmeter
  • 8. 8 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation Corporate Background •  Yokogawa Corporation of America founded in 1957 •  Test and Measurement Divisional HQ in Atlanta, GA •  Offices in Houston, Mexico, Calgary Facilities
  • 9. 9 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation Communications Product Family AQ6370 Series OSA Optical Spectrum Analyzer (Most Popular) AQ2200 Multi-Application Test System (Modular Platform) AQ6150 Series Installation & Maintenance MFT AQ1100 AQ1200 AQ1300 OPM/LS AQ2170/80, AQ4280 OTDR AQ7280 Optical Wavelength Meter (Highest WL Accuracy)
  • 10. 10 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation Wavelength Theory
  • 11. 11 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation Humans as a Wavelength Measurement Tool   The eyeball is the light sensor or detector to “See” different colors   Optical nerves are the connections to the CPU   The brain is the central processing unit and memory storage   Your hand writing or speech is the reporting medium Early Spectrometer with Eyepiece
  • 12. 12 Precision Making Wavelength Theory Why is the sky blue?? 1/26/17<Document Number> Copyright © Yokogawa Electric Corporation Sunlight reaches Earth's atmosphere and is scattered in all directions by all the gases and particles in the air. (CO2, Nitrogen) Blue light is scattered in all directions by the tiny molecules of air in Earth's atmosphere. Blue is scattered more than other colors because it travels as shorter, smaller waves. This is why we see a blue sky most of the time.   All light travels in a straight line unless something gets in the way and does one of these things: ●  Reflect it (like a mirror) ●  Bend it (like a prism) ●  Scatter it (like molecules of the gases in the atmosphere Images courtesy of: http://www.physics.org/
  • 13. 13 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation Electromagnetic Spectrum
  • 14. 14 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation Light Map Wall Poster Contact info@us.yokogawa.com to request free copies
  • 15. 15 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation Typical Telecom Specific Wavelengths ■ 850 nm for Multimode Transceivers ■ 1260-1675 nm for Singlemode Transmission ■ O-band 1260-1360nm (Δ 100nm) ■ E-band 1360-1460nm (Δ 100nm) ■ S-band 1460-1530nm (Δ 70nm) ■ C-band 1530-1565nm (Δ 35nm) ■ L-band 1565-1625nm (Δ 60nm) ■ U-band 1625-1675nm (Δ 50nm) WDM Bands (ITU) O E S C L U 1260 1360 1460 1530 1565 1625 1675
  • 17. 17 Precision Making 17 Basic fiber handling §  Always remember to Clean Connector Ends Normal Dusty Oil Covered Scratched Why is this important? Dirty/Damaged connectors o3en results in false readings and could easily be transferred to the ma9ng connector or test instrument.
  • 18. 18 Precision Making Fiber Connectors and Polishes §  Fiber Connector Types: §  FC: (AKA Frank Charlie) Most popular (>90%) for Lab use for reliable “Threaded On” connection §  SC: (AKA Sam Charlie) Most popular (>90%) for Field Use for easy “Click On/Off” feature §  Others include: ST, LC, and Multi-Fiber (Ribbon) §  Connector Polishes determine Back Reflection §  Flat: FC/PC , SC/PC §  Angled: FC/APC, SC/APC (Denoted by Green) Why is this important? Connec9ng an Angle connector to a Flat connector, could damage the ma9ng connector…poten9ally disastrous if that connector is inside the test instrument.
  • 19. 19 Precision Making Fiber Types §  Singlemode: 9/125um (um = “micron” =10E-6 meters) Single mode Cables usually have a YELLOW jacket §  Multi-mode: 50/125um, 62.5/125um 50/125 = 50um Core, 125um Cladding Diameter §  Multi-mode Cables usually have an ORANGE jacket §  Others core sizes may be much larger for visible light §  100um, 200um, 800um etc. 19 Why is this important? Matching the wrong fiber type to the device under test or test equipment will almost always provide false readings.
  • 20. 20 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation Wavelength Measurement Techniques
  • 21. 21 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation ■ Spectrometers ■ Spectrophotometers ■ Optical Spectrum Analyzers ■ Optical Wavelength Meters Wavelength Measurement Techniques
  • 22. Precision Making<Document Number> Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation22 Spectrometers Spectrophotometers
  • 23. 23 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation Optical Spectrometer Principle Image source: https://www.photonics.com/Article.aspx?AID=45915 ■ Merriam Webster definition 1: an instrument used for measuring wavelengths of light spectra 2: any of various analytical instruments in which an emission (as of particles or radiation) is dispersed according to some property (as mass or energy) of the emission and the amount of dispersion is measured <nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer>
  • 24. 24 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation Optical Spectrometers ■ Spectroscopes, Spectrometers •  Measures how much light is being EMITTED by a sample Spectrometer for multi color printing analysis Portable Raman Spectrometer Chemical lab sampling
  • 25. 25 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation ■ Spectrophotometers •  Measures how much light is being ABSORBED by a sample Optical Spectrophotometers Reference: http://jacobsschool.ucsd.edu
  • 26. Precision Making<Document Number> Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation26 Rotating Grating Monochromator
  • 27. 27 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation    What is an OSA?    Wavelength/ Frequency (nm / Thz) Optical Power (dBm or mW) Optical Spectrum Analyzer measures a distribution of optical power over wavelength.
  • 28. Precision Making<Document Number> Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation28 Czerny-Turner Monochromator Rotating Grating Monochromator Principle Single Color (in Greek) l  Diffraction Grating reflects the light into a rainbow spectrum l  Rotating action “selects” a single color to pass though slit
  • 29. Precision Making<Document Number> Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation29 29 Closer look of a diffraction grating Diffraction grating is a kind of dispersion devices that separate light by wavelength. Diffraction light White light Very fine groove (40 to 1200 per 1mm) on the mirror causes diffraction. Diffraction grating Selects wavelength by slit opening Slit Rotating Grating Monochromator Principle Tiny grooves on a CD or DVD acts like a grating
  • 30. Precision Making<Document Number> Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation30 White light source Optical input Grating Slit Wavelength OpticalPower OSA Display Inside Monochromator Processor A/D AmplifierA/D converter Rotating Grating Monochromator Principle
  • 31. Precision Making<Document Number> Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation31 Interferometer Principle
  • 32. 32 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation Optical Wavelength Meter http://www.laserfocusworld.com/articles/print/volume-45/issue-8/features/wavelength-meters-how-to-select-a-wavelength-meter.html ■ An Optical Wavelength Meter measures the peak wavelength(s) of an optical signal with extreme precision, often to picometer and sub picometer accuracy. ■ The use of proven Michelson interferometer technology coupled with an advanced FFT algorithm allows measurement of modulated and non- modulated signals from an optical transceiver. A flexible display can measure and display a single or multiple wavelengths (such as from a DWDM system) in a single operation. Optical Wavelength Meter
  • 33. Precision Making<Document Number> Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation33   Generate interference by changing the optical path length difference between the fixed mirror and the movable mirror, then detect the interference signal with the optical receiver.   Fast Fourier transform converts the interference signal into an optical spectrum waveform. (Time to Freq. Domain)   Analyze the given optical spectrum waveform, then output the wavelength and power data of the input signal. Interferometer Principle Michelson interferometer principle applied 1/26/17
  • 34. Precision Making<Document Number> Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation34 Comparing OSA vs Interferometer Instruments
  • 35. Precision Making<Document Number> Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation35 Monochromator Interferometer Example Model AQ6370D OSA AQ6151 Wavelength Meter Wavelength Range 600 to 1700 nm 1270 to 1650 nm Min. resolvable separation (Resolution) 20 pm to 2 nm (Varies) 40 pm (fixed) WL Accuracy (1550 nm) +/- 10 pm +/- 0.3 pm Dynamic Range 80 dB 35 dB Level Accuracy +/- 0.4 dB +/- 0.5 dB Level Sensitivity - 90 to +20dBm (+25) - 40 to +10dBm (+18) Comparing both Principles Monochromator vs. Interferometer 1/26/17
  • 36. 36 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation Sample Applications
  • 37. 37 Precision Making Sample Applications 37 Applications for Visible Wavelength Light
  • 40. 40 Precision Making Sample Applications 40 OSA WDM ANALYSIS SCREEN Wavelength Division Mul<plexing Block Diagram
  • 41. 41 Precision Making WDM MUX/DEMUX NETWORK 41 OSA WDM ANALYSIS SCREEN (One of 13 built-in analysis func<ons)
  • 42. 42 Precision Making Note: the column density is a number of molecules per unit area in the atmosphere from the ground to an atmospheric edge. 1 2 3 4 6.6dB 1 2 3 4 6.6dB Absorp9on spectrum corresponding to a column density Measurement system •  Simply connect Solar auto-guider to OSA with a fiber n Column Density Measurement (e.g. Methane Gas) •  Usage: Climate change gases, air pollu9on gases •  Issues: Conven9onal etalon system is huge, and requires troublesome controls and adjustments. •  Related fields: Environment management, energy, op9cal measurement equipment •  Target tech.: Environmental measurement, satellite, power & gas, resource explora9on, measurement equipment Gas Sensing GI 62.5 um fiber Column amount Use the sun as a light source
  • 43. 43 Copyright © Yokogawa Meters & Instruments Corporation Top Ten OSA Checklist
  • 44. 44 Precision Making Key Factors to consider for an OSA   TOP TEN CHECK LIST 1.  Wavelength Range 2.  Resolution 3.  Accuracy 4.  Level Sensitivity 5.  Dynamic Range 6.  Sweep Speed 7.  Cost/Value 8.  Optical Interface 9.  Operational Interface 10.  Long-term Reliability/Support 44 Performance Considera/ons Addi/onal Considera/ons
  • 45. 45 Precision Making1/26/17<Document Number> Copyright © Yokogawa Electric Corporation 1: Wavelength Range Compare model lineup with intended application(s)
  • 46. 46 Precision Making   Wavelength resolution is defined as the FWHM of a line spectrum   Wavelength resolution controlled by the width of the slit opening Narrower slit width = Smaller resolu9on value Line spectrum Input Slit Wider slit width = Greater resolu9on value 3dB (FWHM) Wavelength Power Resolu9on width Defini9on of wavelength resolu9on 2: Wavelength Resolution
  • 47. 47 Precision Making Built-In Calibra<on Light Source 1 2 Process automa9cally adjusts op9cal alignment of monochromator and re-aligns wavelength calibra9on table SYSTEM Opera<on Guideline •  Recommended as rou9ne and especially when the instrument has been: -  moved -  received a shock or an impact -  Subjected to an opera9ng temperature change SMF SETUP 3 Wavelength Accuracy
  • 48. 48 Precision Making Internal Calibra<on Source CAL point 1530.3714nm •  The light from an EE-LED source is passed through a gas absorp9on cell (the acetylene gas cell), the resul9ng light is collated and passed onto the OSA. •  Calibra9on with gas absorp9on lines has the advantage that such lines are natural constants and have an accuracy of ± 0.6pm. •  The OSA can then be accurately calibrated to the wavelength of one of the lines. Acetylene Gas Absorption Cell Broadband Source (EE-LED) Calibration output Block Diagram of Calibration output Spectrum of calibration output 3: Wavelength Accuracy
  • 49. 49 Precision Making 4: Sensitivity SENS Setting Sensitivity NORM/HOLD -60 dBm NORM/AUTO -60 dBm NORMAL -70 dBm MID -75 dBm HIGH1 -80 dBm HIGH2 -85 dBm HIGH3 -90 dBm Mul<ple SeWng Selec<ons helps op<mize sweep speed
  • 50. 50 Precision Making Wavelength Level [dB] Actual Spectrum Spectrum on OSA Higher D/R Lower D/R Point The waveform changes due to the Close-in dynamic range. Resolution When the Close-in D/R is high.D/R:Dynamic Range When the close-in D/R is low Why should you care about Dynamic Range? Important to see “true shape” of actual spectrum 5: Dynamic Range5: Dynamic Range
  • 51. 51 Precision Making 51 Sweep stops a moment when the level range change occurs. Current Genera<on AQ637x Sweeping speed in this page is not same as on the real product. * It is depend on sekng condi9on and measurement light source Seamless sweep 6: Sweep Speed * All the figures in this section are based on comparisons with AQ6317C. Seamless Sweep With an improved gain control system in the electrical amplifier circuit, sweep speed has been increased for the signals which require mul9ple amplifier gain sekngs to complete an en9re trace. Previous Genera<on AQ6317x The AQ6370D OSA offers >10X faster sweep speed
  • 52. 52 Precision Making Double Sweep Speed Mode unique to Yokogawa OSAs Sensi&vity: approx. -73dBm (sec.) n  SENSITIVITY SETTINGS VS SPEED DIFFERENCE n  Norm ~1.2X n  Mid ~1.8X n  High ~2X 6: Sweep Speed
  • 53. 53 Precision Making 7: Cost/Value §  Carefully weigh the true cost vs. performance factors §  Some manufacturers practice “creative specmanship” to create a false impression of equivalent performance thus buyer beware! §  We have tools, detailed comparison info to help various individual cases 53 Sensi&vity Condi&ons AQ6370D: -90dBm Average: 1 Compe&tor: -90dBm Average: 10 Truth: Compe&tor provides only -85dBm without averaging and may take 40x longer to achieve -90dBm Yokogawa Compe<tor
  • 54. 54 Precision Making 54 8 Optical Interface §  Recall the 3 concerns from FO Basics earlier 1) Cleaning Fibers Dirty/Damaged connectors o3en results in false readings and could easily be transferred to the ma9ng connector or test instrument. 2) Correct Fiber Type Matching the wrong fiber type to the device under test or test equipment will almost always provide false readings. 3) Never Connect Angle Polish to Flat Polish Connec9ng an Angle connector to a Flat connector, could damage the ma9ng connector…poten9ally disastrous if that connector is inside the test instrument.
  • 56. tmi.yokogawa.com56 •  Most optical instruments have a fiber to fiber input connection •  Thus if a 50um MM fiber is connected to a 9um SM fiber you may lose up to 14dB of power due to the Core Size mismatch •  If you use an OSA with MM fiber input and feed in a SM fiber, the performance is drastically reduced. •  Yokogawa’s Free Space design allows use of both fibers with minimal effects 1/26/17<Document Number> Copyright © Yokogawa Electric Corporation 8 Optical Interface Testing Singlemode and Multimode Fibers Core size mismatch 9 um / 50 um
  • 57. 57 Precision Making 57 Designed specifically for Yokogawa Free Space input to improve n  Dynamic range (SNR) for passive component tes<ng n  Level stability for ac<ve device tes<ng Principle of NA Adapter Inside of the monochromator Most of the beam can pass the input slit. The outer por9on of the bean is rejected by the input silt of monochromator. Direct output Through the adapter Op9cal fiber (GI50/125um) Op9cal fiber (GI50/125um) 735383-A001 NA conversion adapter NA: 0.2 NA: 0.1
  • 58. 58 Precision Making Numerical Aperture Vs Level error ISSUE: Standard 9UM Singlemode fiber has ~.105 NA, but MM fiber is about double that value
  • 60. 60 Precision Making 60 Bener level stability in ac9ve device test Benefits of NA Adapter With Adapter With Adapter Direct output DFB-LD Spectrum (GI 50/125 µm) Direct output With the direct output of mul9mode fiber, there are cases where a measured level becomes unstable by change of fiber form because of the speckle effect by modal interference. The NA conversion adapter can resolve the above issue and improves the level measurement stability by efficiently coupling the output beam with the monochromator. EE-LED Spectrum (GI 50/125 µm) u  Level fluctua9on by change of fiber form u  Ripple on LED spectrum Fluctuates about 2 dB
  • 61. 61 Precision Making §  User Control §  Mouse Driven GUI (Point and click screen bunons and trace zoom) §  Same bunon menu as previous gen. Ando OSAs §  Remote Control §  Ethernet, GPIB, Serial ports §  Mul9ple command compa9bility: SCPI + Ando §  Labview Drivers (Free online) §  Remote Viewer applica9on so3ware 9: Operational Interface 61
  • 62. 62 Precision Making 9: Operational Interface 62
  • 63. 63 Precision Making 63   Yokogawa founded in 1915 ●  First products were Electric Voltmeters ●  Focused on Test Equipment for over 100 yrs ●  18,000+ employees worldwide ●  Grown to over $4 Billion USD revenue ●  Global operations in 50+ countries   Ando Electric acquisition in 2004 ●  Leader in Optical Test Equipment Innovation AQ6317B OSA 1930s Voltmeter Century Old Establishment = Stability & Longevity 10: Long term Reliability & Support
  • 65. 65 Precision Making Submitting Questions •  Please do NOT select Chat •  Select Q&A from top menu •  and choose All Panelists
  • 66. 66 Precision Making •  Broad wavelength range of 350 – 1750 nm •  Same range as AQ6315s sold from 1993 to 2006 •  40X faster sweeps •  100x faster data transfer •  Purge feature equipped •  Modern user interfaces such as USB and LAN •  Traditional and Mouse driven GUI New Wide Range OSA Launching at Photonics West Yokogawa Booth 2719 San Francisco CA Jan 31 to Feb 2 2017 1/26/17<Document Number> Copyright © Yokogawa Electric Corporation New AQ6374 OSA Old Ando/Yokogawa AQ6315