The EXFO PPM-350B is a single-wavelength (1310 nm) optical power meter engineered for upstream burst signal measurement in Passive Optical Networks. This handheld instrument delivers accurate power readings for both continuous and burst-mode signals encountered in FTTH and FTTP deployments. The meter features pass/warning/fail indicators, configurable threshold sets, and optional extended-range capability for central office testing. Available in one-port and two-port pass-through configurations, it enables field technicians to rapidly assess signal integrity across BPON, EPON, and GPON architectures operating at 155 Mb/s through 2.5 Gb/s.
## Technical Specifications
• **Wavelength:** 1310 nm (upstream voice and data)
• **Signal Types:** Continuous signals and framed signals (ATM, Ethernet); burst-mode capable
• **Burst Detection:** Upstream burst detection at 1310 nm
• **Power Measurement Ranges:** Standard and Extended Range (ER) options for central office and pre-splitter testing
• **Threshold Configuration:** Up to 10 user-definable threshold sets with pass, warning, and fail indicators
• **Network Standards:** ITU-T G.983 (A, B, C) compatible
• **Data Rates:** 155 Mb/s, 622 Mb/s, 1 Gb/s, and 2.5 Gb/s (synchronous and non-synchronous)
## Key Features
• Single-wavelength design optimized for upstream measurement at 1310 nm
• Pass/warning/fail LED indicators (green/yellow/red) for immediate power assessment
• Burst signal accuracy critical for EPON and GPON upstream transmission timeslots
• Threshold transfer capability via PC software
• One-port and two-port pass-through configurations for flexible field deployment
## Typical Applications
• Upstream signal verification in FTTH/FTTP networks
• ONT and central office power level validation
• EPON and GPON network commissioning and maintenance
• Burst-mode transmission diagnostics
## Compatibility & Integration
Supports BPON, EPON, and GPON architectures. Operates across synchronous and non-synchronous transmission protocols per ITU-T G.983 specifications.


















