28528 is a single board Laser Fibre Optic Diode Trainer Kit to study the characteristics of Laser Fiber using Digital and Analog techniques. This kit also facilitates with PC to PC communication using RS-232C.
Features
660nm Laser Diode Tran...
SPECIFICATION
28528 is a single board Laser Fibre Optic Diode Trainer Kit to study the characteristics of Laser Fiber using Digital and Analog techniques. This kit also facilitates with PC to PC communication using RS-232C.
Features
660nm Laser Diode Transmitter.
One No. Of Photo Detector.
On-board Sine & Square wave generator.
On-board Power Meter.
On-board 4th Order Low Pass Filer.
On-board PC to PC Communication.
In-Built Power Supply.
Specifications
One Transmitter Laser Diode having peak wave length of Emission 660nm.
One Receiver Photo Detector.
On-board Analog & Digital Drivers
On-board AC Amplifiers.
4th order Butter worth 3.4KHz Low Pass Filter.
Functional Generator 1Hz. To 10 KHz sine wave (amplitude adjustable), square wave (TTL)
PC to PC Serial link 9 Pin D-type RS232C.
PMMA Plastic Fiber & GI/MM Glass Fiber
Fiber Length 2 m.
Accessories Included Numerical Aperture Measurement Jig, Mandrel Manual & Set of patch cords.
In-Built Power Supply +5V/1.5A, ±12V/250mA.
Interconnections 2 mm Banana Sockets
Attractive Wooden enclosures of Light weight Australian Pine Wood.
User's Manual with set of Patch Chords.
230mm x 140mm x 80mm (L x W x H)
Weight 2 Kgs.
List of Experiments:
Characterization of a Laser Diode
Characterization of a Laser Diode (LD)
Optical Power Output vs. LD Forward Current (Threshold Current)
Monitor Photodiode Current vs. Optical Power Output
Study of ACC Mode of Operation
Study of APC Mode of Operation
Design and Evaluation of an LD Analog Intensity Modulation (IM) system
Vo vs. Vin at Specified Optical Carrier Power Levels, Po
Determination of Vin (max) at Specified Po for Distortion free Vo
Comparison of Automatic Current Control (ACC) and Automatic Power Control (APC) IM Systems
Design and Evaluation of an LD Digital Transmission System
Transmission of Laser through an Optical Fiber
Study with Step-Index Multimode Plastic Fiber Patch cord
Study wi th Graded - Index, Multimode Glass Fiber Patch cord
Study with a Mechanical Splice Connecting the Above Two Patch cords
FO Numerical Aperture Measurement
NA of PMMA Fiber
NA of Glass Fiber
Setting up Fiber Optic Digital Link.
Forming PC to PC Communication Link using Optical PMMA & RS-232 Interface. Lace Card