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NQMS Measures VoIP Quality of Service

This article introduces NQMS, designed to combine all of the traditional measurements such as noise, echo, and MOS voice quality with the new VoIP parameters, creating a complete QoS report card for a...

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Calibration of Optical Power Meters

This article demystifies how EXFO's optical calibration system can guide you through the calibration of power meters, covering issues such as traceability and technical characteristics of detectors.

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Nanoalignment Know-How: Accuracy Gets You There, Stability Keeps You There

This application note discusses the yield and characterization benefits that are derived from stable alignment.

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Introduction to Nanopositioning Motors

This article describes years of expertise to provide background on nanopositioning motors.

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Inchworm Motor Technology

This article provides an overview of the inchworm motor technology and how it is used to assure precise positioning.

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Fiber Certification

This application note discusses two of the main aspects of fiber certification; namely, industry standards and light source launch conditions.

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Cost of Ownership (COO) for Optoelectronic Manufacturing Equipment

This article presents the basic input parameters required for the calculation and demonstrate the power of the cost modeling approach by comparing two hypothetical workstation that are intended for pi...

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The Value of Synchronization Testing

This application note explores the need to evaluate or re-evaluate not only how network testing is performed, but also what is being tested to ensuring the proper timing of a SONET/SDH network.

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WDM Thin Film Filter

This article provides an overview of TFF WDM technology that could be simplest means of performing wavelength division multiplexing.

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Testing the Optical Way, or Why Fiber-Optic Characterization Is Best Performed Using Fiber-Optic Testers

This application note exposes some of the limitations of copper testers when it comes to testing fiber-optic links and outlines the reasons why true fiberoptic test instruments should be preferred.

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