Luna - ODiSI 6000 Optical Distributed Sensor Interrogator
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Multi-channel (or single-channel) measurements of strain-multiplex: Over 300,000 measurement locations
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Flexible, lightweight and easy to install sensors reduce time to first measurement
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Passive, corrosion resistant, dielectric, flexible sensors go where other sensors can’t – in bends, around corners, embedded inside materials
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Long sensor life – no drift or recalibration required, cycle counts >107
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Large strain range and high resolution allow for mapping of complex strain fields and large strain gradients
More Product Information
Industry-leading combination of measurement speed, range, accuracy and resolution
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12 Hz acquisition rate
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8.5 meter measurement range
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0.0034% time-of-flight delay accuracy
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20 micron sampling resolution
Streamlined user interface and Software Development Kit (SDK) included
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Optimize throughput with customized interface
Automatically locates reflective events and yields RL, IL and event location
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Verify quality of optical fiber cable assemblies, connectors and short-run networks
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Troubleshoot and distinguish between macro-bends, splices, connectors and breaks
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Locate insertion loss points – save hours of troubleshooting time
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Verify return loss of multiple points in a fiber assembly or harness simultaneously
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Verify and maintain aircraft and shipboard networks
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Customize GUI for automated pass/fail verification of your fiber assembly using software development kit
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“Zero Dead Zone” reflectometer
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Measure 30 m with 10 μm sampling resolution
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80 dB dynamic range
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Backscatter-level sensitivity (-130 dB)
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High-speed scanning (1 m segments at up to 3 Hz)
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Extended range provides 2 km range with no dead zone
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Measure IL, RL, distributed loss, distance, polarization states, phase derivative and group delay
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High resolution C and L band (OBR 4600) or O band (OBR 4613) capability
The OVA simultaneously performs these optical component characterizations every 3 seconds:
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Insertion Loss (IL)
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Return Loss (RL)
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Polarization Dependent Loss (PDL)
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Phase Response
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Group Delay (GD)
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Chromatic Dispersion (CD)
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Polarization Mode Dispersion (PMD) / Second Order PMD
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Min/Max Loss due to Polarization
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Impulse Response
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Jones Matrix Elements
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Phase Ripple – Linear and Quadratic
Navitar's Zoom 6000 is a modular zoom lens system that can be configured to fit nearly any application. Choose from a diverse selection of body tubes, accessory optics, motorized configurations and lighting techniques. Dynamic magnification range of 0.09-393.80X offers incredible versatility, high contrast images and vivid colors, 0.01-182.72 mm field coverage, working distance starting at 13mm, add infinity corrected objective lenses to achieve unmatched edge flatness and clarity.
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6000 Watts CW
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80MHz–1000MHz
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6000 Watts Pulse
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2.7GHz—3.1GHz
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The T‑Gauge® Control Unit (TCU) is the central component of the T‑Gauge® family of products and serves as the source of the optical and electrical signals necessary to generate and detect terahertz. The TCU also transforms analog data into a digital signal that can be analyzed using the onboard processor and interacts with the wide variety of THz accessories.
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The TCU is a 19 inch (483 mm) rack, wall, or table mountable instrument, consisting of an ultrafast laser, high-speed optical delay, ranging optical delay, power supplies, and signal conditioning electronics, with connectors for convenient interfacing to various optical and electronic components. The high-speed delay included in the TCU can be chosen from a number of delay length and speed options. When utilized in conjunction with T-Gauge® accessories, the TCU enables the user to generate and detect pulsed terahertz energy for a wide variety of measurements.
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High Port Count
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Rapid Switching Time at 30 ms
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Low Insertion Loss (< 1.5 dB)
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Low Wavelength Dependent Loss (< 0.3 dB)
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O, C and L band operation
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USB 2.0 Interface
Luna Innovations
Luna Innovations mission is to help advance the continuing increase in data transmission rates for the public & private communications network with high speed optical receivers and test products, while also leveraging our unique fiber optic sensing technology to improve the structural testing of new composite elements and components in new aircraft and automobiles.
Luna Innovations Incorporated (NASDAQ: LUNA) was founded in 1990 and has been successful in taking innovative technologies from the applied research stage to product development and ultimately to the commercial market. In some cases, the successes led to the creation of independent businesses. We have created companies in our area of focus, sold some of them to industry leaders in their fields, raised private capital, formed joint ventures and entered into a number of licensing agreements.
Contact Details
Luna
301 1st Street, SW
Suite 200
Roanoke, VA 24011
Phone: 540-769-8400
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