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  1. DCR-8 — Dual-Controlled Remote Broadband Switch 3/30/2010

    The DCR-8 is an eight port switch remotely controllable via USB or Ethernet. The switch automatically recognizes either type of control connection. Control microwave signals with a laptop or PC using the USB interface or remotely over the internet. 

  2. Fiber Optic Transceivers In Basestation Applications 10/9/2009
    The enormous increase in cellular telephone usage has created demand, additional network capacity, and bandwidth. Cellular network capacity growth is driven by new cell phone functions and services such as cameras, personal organizers, web browsing, e-mail, and text messaging. Base station transceivers with greater bandwidth are in demand. Fiber optic links give cost effective, high bandwidth new capacity with more flexibility than copper links. Fiber links make system modifications and future upgrades simpler than would be possible with traditional copper links. In addition, fiber features inherent data security and superior reliability in hostile environments. By Avago Technologies
  3. Fiber Bragg Grating Dispersion Compensation Enables Cost-Efficient Submarine Optical Transport 5/11/2009
    Undersea optical transport is an important part of the infrastructure making up the world-spanning digital transport network. Due to extreme link length and stringent reliability requirements, this important part of the optical backbone poses quite a challenge compared to the more conventional terrestrial systems hence specific technical solutions are required. This article discusses how the unique properties and design possibilities relating to Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG)-based dispersion compensation technology can facilitate desirable cost savings by supporting new terminal designs and link optimized compensations.
  4. Design Notes: Filtered Military Circular Connectors 1/31/2008

    Corry Micronics offers a complete line of Filtered Military Circular Connectors, including MIL-C-38999 Series I, II, and III, MIL-C-26482 Series II, and MIL-C-83723 Series III. Various filtering options are available, including “C”, “C2”, “L”, “J”, and “Pi” circuits, and can include 0.1J or 0.3J Bi-Directional Transient protection. Capacitance values are offered from 47 pF to 10µF depending on circuit type and connector style. These filtered connectors cover a broad band of frequencies, and can be effective up to 20 GHz

  5. Product Listing: Filtered Military Circular Connectors 1/31/2008

    Corry Micronics offers a complete line of Filtered Military Circular Connectors, including MIL-C-38999 Series I, II, and III, MIL-C-26482 Series II, and MIL-C-83723 Series III. Various filtering options are available, including “C”, “C2”, “L”, “J”, and “Pi” circuits, and can include 0.1J or 0.3J Bi-Directional Transient protection. Capacitance values are offered from 47 pF to 10µF depending on circuit type and connector style. These filtered connectors cover a broad band of frequencies, and can be effective up to 20 GHz.

  6. CLETOP, OPTIPOP, NEOCLEAN Series Optical Connector Cleaners 11/29/2007

    We provide a variety of disposable, reusable and replaceable cartridge fiber cleaners for end-faces and ferrule sleeves.

  7. White Paper: Why The Need For Preventive Maintenance And Recalibration Of Spectroscopic Analytical Instruments? 11/21/2007
    Spectroscopic analytical instruments are complex optoelectronic devices that require careful mechanical, electronic and optical design to assure their long-term service reliability and performance. All of these instruments are constantly experiencing changes in temperature and pressure; undergoing mechanical stress and optical decay, resulting in the gradual degradation of the designed critical performance parameters
  8. Engineering Note: Spectrometer Signal-To-Noise And Dynamic Range Comparison 11/21/2007
    For all Ocean Optics Spectrometers, we specify the Signal-to-Noise (S/N) and the Dynamic Range. These parameters are often used interchangeably. However, it’s important to realize the performance parameters that comprise each measurement
  9. Engineering Note: HR4000/USB4000 Shutter Mode Performance In Hardware Trigger Mode 11/21/2007
    The HR4000 and USB4000 Spectrometers utilize the Toshiba TCD1304 CCD Detector. When operating a USB4000/HR4000 Spectrometer with this detector in External Hardware Trigger mode, you will find some subtle differences between spectra obtained in Normal versus External Hardware Trigger mode
  10. Engineering Note: PX-2 Pulsed Xenon Lamp Stability 11/21/2007
    Several factors determine the effective stability of the PX-2 Pulsed Xenon Lamp (i.e., rep rate, fiber diameter, time frame, wavelength, etc.). This document addresses the more common modes of operation and the resulting stability