What is BS EN 62343-1-2 - Dynamic modules about?
BS EN 62343 is a series on dynamic modules. Dynamic modules allow you to separate certain features and resources from the base module.
BS EN 62343-1-2 contains the recommended minimum initialization test and measurement requirements and severities for optical tuneable chromatic dispersion compensators (TDC).
Who is BS EN 62343-1-2 - Dynamic modules for?
BS EN 62343-1-2 on dynamic modules is useful for:
- Telecommunication equipment manufacturers
- Telecommunication component manufacturers
- Design engineers
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Quality control personnel
Why should you use BS EN 62343-1-2 - Dynamic modules?
The characterization of a tuneable chromatic dispersion compensator 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 BS EN 62343-1-2. Where it can be adequately demonstrated that components or features have previously met all of the requirements of a specific performance standard category, they 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, reference shall be made to the relevant test reports or documentation.
BS EN 62343-1-2 provides fully documented test reports and supporting evidence which is prepared and be available for inspections as evidence that the tests have been carried out and complied with.
Using BS EN 62343-1-2 you can understand the test and measurement requirements and severities for optical tuneable chromatic dispersion compensators (TDC).
What’s changed since the last update?
BS EN 62343-1-2:2015 supersedes BS EN 62343-1-2:2008. BS EN 62343-1-2:2015 includes some technical changes with respect to BS EN 62343-1-2:2008. These include:
- Substantial addition of definitions and removal of type C performances
- Change in the title to reflect standard terminology