Method and apparatus for testing a DC coupled optical receiver

Optics: measuring and testing – Photometers – Photoelectric

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359110, 371 51, G01J 142

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ABSTRACT:
A method of testing a DC coupled optical receiver is provided. DC light is superimposed on an optical signal, the power of DC light is changed to observe waveform at a light extinction level, and the measurement and the prediction of the bit error rate are performed. Similarly, in a multi-channel DC coupled optical receiver, DC light is applied to a channel to be observed, while signal light is applied to other channels to observe cross-talk.

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