SKU: 32425.50 | MPN: DPO7OE1 FC/PC

Tektronix DPO7OE1 FC/PC DPO7000 Series Optical Probe

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Tektronix is a global leader in test and measurement solutions, providing advanced instruments for electronics design, validation and troubleshooting. Its portfolio includes oscilloscopes, signal generators, spectrum analysers, power analysers and protocol test systems used across the electronics, aerospace, automotive and telecommunications industries. Engineers worldwide rely on Tektronix products for precision, innovation and exceptional measurement performance.

The DPO7OE Series Optical probes can be used as Optical Reference Receivers (ORR) for high speed serial data signals (using selectable Bessel-Thomson ORR filters), or can be used as a conventional O/E converter for general wide-bandwidth optical signal acquisition. The DPO7OE Series is compatible with DPO/MSO70000 C/DX/SX models. Connect to TekConnect channels for up to 33 GHz electrical bandwidth. Connected to ATI channels, the DPO7OE1 provides up to 42 GHz electrical response; the DPO7OE2 provides up to 59 GHz electrical bandwidth response.

Features and benefits
  • Accurate Optical Reference Receiver (ORR) filters for 25 GBd, 26 GBd, 28 GBd, and 53 GBd optical networking standards ensure highest measurement accuracy and correlation
  • Versatile design delivers Bessel-Thompson ORR specified bandwidths or unfiltered response up to 59 GHz on multiple channels
  • Broad wavelength with FC/PC or FC/APC connector options
  • High sensitivity and low noise provide best SNR for high-speed signal analysis
  • Enables deep analysis of PAM4 and PAM2 (NRZ) signaling, equalization and error detection/isolation
  • Compatible with ATI and TekConnect® channels for maximum performance or channel density
Applications
  • Datacenter networking equipment design validation
  • Research - Characterization of laser-based velocity measurement system (e.g. PDV, BLR) and other optical phenomena
  • System debug of optical interfaces using a real time oscilloscope's unique debug features