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| FMX - Fiberoptic Multiplexer for max. 10 to 16 Channels | |
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The FMX-Series Multiplexer is designed to simultaneously switch the fiber-optic input (source) and fiber-optic output (detector) signals between 2 to 16 channels (depending on the selected model). That means, the FMX Series multiplexers allow a single spectroscopic instrument with fiber-optic coupling to be switched between up to 16 different sampling devices. Channels can be easily added up to the unit’s capacity by users in the field.
FMX-100 units (mono-directional) can also be easily expanded up to their respective capacity (10 channels), or converted to bi-directional units. A properly installed unit can be expected to provide accurate and repeatable optical switching over a long service life. The FMX series allow a choice of popular data processing protocols (ASCII protocol and OPTO-22 instruction protocol). Optionally the FMX can be controlled by the FMC-020 as shown in the picture.
The FMX fiber-optic Multiplexer has an excellent channel matching and high transmission. The multiplexer is coupled via SMA (or optional FC) connected single core fibers between 400µm and 600µm core diameter.
| Technical specification |
| Product names | FMX-XXX Y Z
XXX.....version
Y..........channel number version
Z..........spectral ranges |
| Versions (XXX) | FMX-100: mono directional, 1 common line
FMX-200: bidirectional, 2 common lines |
| Channel numbers (Y) | A: up to 10 Channels
M: up to 16 Channels |
| Spectral ranges (Z) | N: NIR 800 nm - 4500 nm
U: UV 200nm - 800nm
V: VIS 350nm - 2000nm |
| Channel matching (amplitude) | approx. 10% |
| Channel matching (frequency) | approx. 0,05 cm -1 |
| Switching time | approx. 1 second between any two channel |
| Serial interface ports | RS-422, RS-232, RS-485 |
| Command protocols | ASCII command set, OPTO-22 subset |
| Standard functions | Increment, Decrement, Reset |
| Channel display | two digit LED |
| Power requirements | 12V DC, 1.2A |
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Last change 08/15/2007 01:57 PM
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