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Performance Tests Optional Performance Tests

144 Agilent 81600B Tunable Laser Source Family, Fourth Edition

Dynamic Wavelength Repeatability

This section describes the analysis steps leading to wavelength

repeatability with reference to a single sweep speed.

Repeat them until all sweep speeds of interest are covered.

The only measurement results to be considered here are the results of the

threshold-crossing analysis in the continuous sweep measurements:

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(i, n) i = 1, 2, ... 60 x 2, n = 1, ... 5 (scan repetition)

The results from all the tested wavelength intervals should here be merged

in a single array, since the final results must hold for the specification of

the whole TLS wavelength range.

Analysis

1 Estimate the local repeatability for each control wavelength as the

sample variances

(i) among the repeated scans:

(i) = 1/(5-1)*{Σ

j=1...5

[λ

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(i,j)]

-5*{Σ

j=1...5

[λ

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(i,j)/5]

} }

i = 1,2, ...60* 2

and its average over all control points

= 1/120 * Σ

i=1...120

[σ

(i)]

2 Calculate the Dynamic Wavelength Repeatability (see Definition of

Te r ms ) , gi v e n a s ±REP, using:

REP = +/- 2.663 * sqrt(

)

peak-to-peak deviation: REP

peak-to-peak

= 2 * 2.663 * sqrt(σ

)

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