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    Jenoptik P83 Lense ZY1-0.75 Objective

    Jenoptik P83 Lense ZY1-0.75 Objective Lense, Case of 15 as pictured

    • Manufacturer: Jenoptik

    $2,000 USD
    Suwanee, GA
  • Vixen SD115SII Telescope OTA

    Vixen SD115SII Telescope OTA

    • Manufacturer: Vixen

    New Vixen SD115SII apochromatic high-performance refractor with FPL53 SD glass and improved optical properties for demanding observers and astrophotographers Apochromatic high-performance refractor with FPL53 ED ...

    $3,600 USD
    Rhede, Germany
  • EXPLORE SCIENTIFIC ED APO 102mm

    EXPLORE SCIENTIFIC ED APO 102mm f/7 FCD-100 CF HEX

    • Manufacturer: Explore Scientific

    ED APO 102mm f/7 FCD-100 CF HEX Three lens apochromat with two air spaces Aperture 102mm; focal length 714mm; f/7 HOYA FCD-100 glass for maximal color fidelity 2" Star Diagonal 99% included Extension tubes for fo...

    Rhede, Germany
  • SensorX

    SensorX

      The New Standard in OEM-Ready Inline Metrology 3D Sensor for OEM Integration Bring world-class measurement directly into your production line: The SensorX is Bruker Alicona's first sensor developed exclusively fo...

      Raaba, Austria

    Overview

    Optical Spectrum Analyzers (OSAs) are precision instruments used to measure and analyze the power distribution of an optical signal across different wavelengths. They are essential in the fields of telecommunications, medical research, and laser technology for tasks such as testing, designing, and troubleshooting optical networks and components.

    FAQ

    What features should I look for when buying an optical spectrum analyzer?

    Consider the wavelength range, resolution bandwidth, dynamic range, and the type of display and interfaces available. Also, check if it meets the specific requirements of your application.

    How is an optical spectrum analyzer shipped safely?

    Ensure the OSA is packed in its original packaging or equivalent protective material. Use a reliable shipping service that handles delicate instruments and provides tracking and insurance.

    What maintenance does an optical spectrum analyzer require?

    Regularly clean the optical input connectors, keep the device in a dust-free environment, and perform periodic calibration as recommended by the manufacturer to ensure accuracy.