Simbol Test Systems provides professional in-lab repair, calibration, and troubleshooting services for Photonetics optical test equipment, with a strong focus on tunable laser sources (TLS) and photonic modules used in telecommunications and laboratory environments.
Photonetics S.A. was a French company known for supplying optical test equipment in the early development of fiber optic networks. Its tunable laser source technology became widely used and was later integrated into platforms from JDSU (now Viavi), GN NetTest, and other manufacturers through acquisitions and rebranding.
Photonetics is best known for its Tunable Laser Source (TLS) platforms, including systems later rebranded as JDSU products such as:
These instruments share common architecture with Photonetics designs and remain widely used in photonics testing, wavelength characterization, and telecom applications.
Due to the evolution of Photonetics technology across multiple companies—including GN NetTest, Anritsu, Yenista, and EXFO—Simbol Test Systems provides support across these related platforms. This allows us to service instruments that share underlying optical and electronic designs.
If your Photonetics or Photonetics-based equipment exhibits wavelength drift, instability, communication faults, or general performance issues, our technicians can evaluate the condition and provide detailed service recommendations along with a repair quotation.
All calibration services are performed in a controlled laboratory environment using documented procedures and precision instrumentation. Traceability is maintained to N.I.S.T. or C.N.R.C. standards where applicable.
Many Photonetics-based systems remain in use despite multiple brand transitions over time. Simbol Test Systems helps extend the operational life of these instruments by providing reliable repair and calibration services tailored to legacy photonic equipment.
Contact Simbol Test Systems with your model number and a description of the issue to request a calibration service or repair evaluation for your Photonetics equipment.
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