What is BS EN 62343-1-3 - Dynamic modules about?
BS EN 62343 is a series on dynamic modules. Dynamic modules allow non-source-text module records to be created and used by host environments. BS EN 62343-1-3 contains the guideline minimum initialization test and measurement requirements and severities, for a dynamic gain tilt equalizer (DGTE). A dynamic gain tilt equalizer is used in an optical amplifier, which operates in C-band and/or L-band, to control the output power of the amplifier to be nominally flat. The operating wavelength range of a dynamic gain tilt equalizer is wider than or equal to 35 nm.
Who is BS EN 62343-1-3 - Dynamic modules for?
BS EN 62343-1-3 on dynamic modules is useful for:
- Telecommunication sector
- Software engineers
- IT sector
- Design engineers
Why should you use BS EN 62343-1-3 - Dynamic modules?
Dynamic modules provide a late definition of export bindings at the execution phase, to support named exports compatibility with legacy module systems. BS EN 62343-1-3 defines a dynamic spectral equalizer that is used in an optical amplifier that converts input signals with time-varying gain tilt into output signals in which gain tilt is nominally flat or is set for a required gain tilt. BS EN 62343-1-3 also describes tests that state that the characterization of a dynamic gain tilt equalizer requires demonstration that those components or features within the module, together with that of the module itself, are capable of yielding the performance requirements as defined in the relevant specification.
Where it can be adequately demonstrated that components or features that have previously met all of the requirements of a specific performance standard category, may be declared as complying with that performance standard. This may obviate the need for repeat testing of components or features in such cases. Where this occurs, references are made to the relevant test reports or documentation. All tests are to be carried out to validate performance over the required operating wavelength range (wider than or equal to 35 nm). As a result, single or multiple spectral bands may be chosen for the qualification and differing target specifications may be assigned to each spectral band (C-band or L-band). Using BS EN 62343-1-3 you can specify the guideline minimum initialization test and measurement requirements and severities, for a dynamic gain tilt equalizer.
What’s changed since the last update?
BS EN 62343-1-3:2013 supersedes BS EN 62343-1-3:2006. BS EN 62343-1-3:2013 includes some technical changes with respect to BS EN 62343-1-3:2006. These include:
- A change in the title removing the environmental category
- The addition of clause 4, operating and storage conditions
- The inclusion of spectral bands in clause 5, test
- A definition of the wavelength range for test requirements in clause 5, test
- The removal of the environment tests from the test details and requirements