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DWDM Channel Verification with DWDM Optical Channel Checker
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Overview and demo of OCC-4056C DWDM Verifier Module
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Play video SpectraFlair® - Bringing Form to Life
SpectraFlair® - Bringing Form to Life
SpectraFlair pigments are light diffractive colorants that generate the appearance of multiple, bright rainbow producing prisms moving over a liquid silver color. SpectraFlair pigments create subtle, sophisticated dimensions for products and spaces.
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Play video ChromaFlair® Black to Red Color Shifting Pigment
ChromaFlair® Black to Red Color Shifting Pigment
ChromaFlair pigment starts with materials with no color at all and are transformed to a color beyond our imagination. Color by Physics® creates a special effect pigment that shifts from black to red allowing you to see color in a whole new light.
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Play video VIAVI T-BERD/MTS 2000 - CWDM OTDR Light Source
VIAVI T-BERD/MTS 2000 - CWDM OTDR Light Source
CWDM OTDR Modules allow OTDR tests to be run through CWDM multiplexors using wavelengths in the ITU-T G.694 grid. This video shows how to use a T-BERD 2000 and CWDM OTDR module as an Optical Light Source.
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Play video T-BERD 5800 - OTDR Optical Light Source, v21.0
T-BERD 5800 - OTDR Optical Light Source, v21.0
This video shows how operate an OTDR module as an Optical Light Source with the new V21.0 redesigned user interface.
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Play video VIAVI Solutions Perspective on DOCSIS 3.1 and Virtual Test
VIAVI Solutions Perspective on DOCSIS 3.1 and Virtual Test
Light Reading’s Alan Breznick interviews Koji Okamoto, Director of Product Line Management, VIAVI Solutions, about DOCSIS 3.1 deployment issues and emerging virtual test technology.
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Play video ChromaFlair® - Seeing Color in a Whole New Light
ChromaFlair® - Seeing Color in a Whole New Light
ChromaFlair color shifting pigments are uniquely designed for a luxurious finish. Each flake shows a range of hues depending on the angle at which it is viewed and the angle of incidence of light—a dramatic color shift even in low-light environments.
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