4 Channel 100G Multi-Rate Error Meter With High Stability And Precision

Multi-channel and multi-rate support:
The instrument has four independent test channels and can perform four independent error tests at the same time.
Support a variety of rate test, such as 10G, 25G, 28G, etc., to meet the test requirements of different speed devices.

High accuracy and stability:
Instruments usually have high precision and stability to ensure the accuracy and reliability of test results.
Equipped with advanced test algorithms and circuits to improve the accuracy and efficiency of error detection.

Multiple code types are available:
Support PRBS (pseudo-random binary sequence) and other types of code testing.
Provides user-defined coding capabilities to suit different test scenarios and needs.

Integrated design:
The code generator, error detector, clock source and other functions are integrated.
Equipped with touch display and convenient operation interface, simplify the test process and improve the test efficiency.

Powerful analytics:
The error code can be analyzed, such as the distribution of the error code and the type of the error code.
Provide visual display of test results, such as eye maps, to further optimize the performance of digital communication systems.

Specification

Application scenario
The 4-channel 100G multi-rate error meter is widely used in the fields of communication system, optical fiber transmission, data communication and digital signal processing. Specifically, it can be used to:

Test the performance and stability of optical transceiver modules such as CFP2, CFP4, QSFP28 and other high-speed optical transceiver modules.
Detecting the bit error rate of photoelectric devices such as TOSA and ROSA.
Evaluating digital systems: Used to evaluate the performance of high-speed integrated circuits, printed circuit boards, electronic modules, subsystems, and entire systems.
High-speed backplane design: Used to test signal integrity and bit error rate in serial bus and high-speed backplane designs.
Network installation and troubleshooting: Used to locate and rectify error codes during the installation and troubleshooting of an optical transmission network.