Applications
AEM test and measurement solutions serve a broad range of applications including copper and fiber cable certification, component testing, high-wattage Power over Ethernet testing, wired and wireless network testing, and Multi-Gig link speed qualification.
Cable Certification
TestPro is approved by all leading cable manufacturer warranty programs and offers a 3GHz frequency range, ensuring your investment is protected when future standards mandate this requirement.
OTDR & Fiber Optic Certification
The TestPro CV100 is fully capable of ensuring your fiber optic cable plant meets industry standards.
Power Over Ethernet Validation
TestPro provides comprehensive test functionality for verifying PoE deployments.
Wired and Wireless Network Testing
TestPro supports the following network tests: Network discovery, Traffic generator, Traceroute, Ping, Wi-Fi SSID discovery and RSSI signal strength
Multi-Gigabit Qualification
Delivering up to 2.5 or 5 Gbps over the 1.3+ billion installed base of Cat5e and Cat6 outlets, Multi-Gig solutions enable users to transform their networks in the most cost-effective, least disruptive manner.
Cable Harness Testing
Characterizing twisted pair and coax cables and components is becoming more and more critical, as high data rates and reliable communications within the modern automobile increases, particularly with use of artificial intelligence.
Cabling & Components Test
Whether you need to characterize cabling or the connectors themselves, AEM offers test solutions. The Connector Test Solution is designed for laboratory and manufacturing use in network infrastructure and automotive connector applications.
Ethernet Cable and Connector Test
Most manufacturing units of high end Ethernet patch-cords specify 100% testing of the cords. Manufacturing productivity heavily depends on the performance and accuracy of testing. For raw cable manufacturing, the time ease of attaching the cables to the test system, and the ability to perform testing of entire drum are important considerations.
