V
erication
and
Service
Information
V
erifying
the
Agilent
11896A
Specications
Return
loss
Return
loss
can
be
tested
using
a
number
of
dierent
test
equipment
congurations
.
Some
of
these
are:
an
Agilent
8703
lightwave
component
analyzer
an
Agilent
8702
analyzer
with
the
appropriate
source
,
receiver
and
lightwave
coupler
an
Agilent
8504
precision
reectometer
an
Agilent
8153
lightwave
multimeter
with
a
source
and
power
sensor
module
in
conjunction
with
a
lightwave
coupler
or
an
Agilent
81534
return
loss
module
Many
other
possibilities
exist.
The
basic
requirements
are
an
appropriate
lightwave
source
,
a
compatible
lightwave
receiver
,
and
a
compatible
lightwave
coupler
.
Refer
to
the
manuals
provided
with
your
lightwave
test
equipment
for
information
on
how
to
perform
a
return
loss
test.
As
mentioned
earlier
in
this
handbook,
typical
return
loss
is
better
than
20
to
30
dB
,
and
can
be
better
than
40
dB
.
F
or
actual
specications
on
your
particular
cable
or
accessory
,
refer
to
the
manufacturer
.
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Summary of Contents for 11896A
Page 2: ...User Programming and Service Guide Agilent 11896A Polarization Controller ...
Page 17: ...Contents ...
Page 18: ...1 General Information ...
Page 30: ...General Information Speci cations and Characteristics 1 13 ...
Page 35: ...General Information ...
Page 36: ...2 Installation and Preparation for Use ...
Page 54: ...3 Using the Agilent 11896A Polarization Controller ...
Page 59: ...Rear Panel Features The Agilent 11896A rear panel 1 Power input 2 GPIB connector 3 6 ...
Page 65: ...Using the Agilent 11896A Polarization Controller Using the Agilent 11896A ...
Page 66: ...4 Programming ...
Page 100: ...5 Veri cation and Service Information ...
Page 121: ...Veri cation and Service Information ...
Page 122: ...A Choosing the Scan Rate and Measurement Time ...
Page 126: ...B Measurement Considerations ...
Page 131: ...Measurement Considerations ...
Page 132: ...Index ...