1310-1480-1550nm 2 × 2 Polarization Beam Combiner Splitter

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1550 nm
Power Handling: Not Specified
Return Loss: 50 dB
Grade: Grade P Grade A -
Center Wavelength (λc): 1550 nm
Operating Wavelength Range: λc ±20 nm
Typ. Insertion Loss (Port 3 To Port 1 & 2, At Slow Axis, Port 4 To Port 1 & 2, At Fast Axis): 0.6 0.8 dB
Max. Insertion Loss (Port 3 To Port 1 & 2at Slow Axis, Port 4 To Port 1 & 2, At Fast Axis): 0.8 1.0 dB
Min. Extinction Ratio (for Splitter Only): 20 18 dB
Min. Return Loss: 50 dB
Max. Optical Power (Continuous Wave): 5 W
Max. Peak Power For Ns Pulse: 10 kW
Fiber Type: PM1550Panda fiber for Port 1&2, SMF-28or PM1550Panda fiber for Port 3& 4 -
Max. Tensile Load: 5 N
Operating Temperature: -5 to+70 ℃
Storage Temperature: -40 to+85 ℃
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Features


  • Dual Polarization Management: Combines or splits two orthogonal polarization signals for enhanced signal control

  • High Extinction Ratio: Maintains a minimum extinction ratio of 18 dB (Grade A) and 20 dB (Grade P) for optimal performance

  • Low Insertion Loss: Ensures minimal signal loss with typical values as low as 0.6 dB (Grade P) and 0.8 dB (Grade A)

  • High Power Handling: Capable of handling up to 5 W of continuous wave optical power, with peak power handling up to 10 kW for ns pulses

  • Versatile Fiber Compatibility: Available with PM1550 Panda Fiber for Ports 1 & 2 and SMF-28 or PM1550 Panda Fiber for Ports 3 & 4

Applications


  • EDFA: Efficiently combine pump lasers in Erbium-Doped Fiber Amplifiers to enhance amplification

  • Raman Amplifier: Improves the efficiency of Raman Amplifiers by combining multiple pump lasers

  • Coherent Telecommunication Systems: Ensures stable and high-quality signal transmission in coherent optical communication systems

  • Polarization Mode Dispersion Compensator: Used to correct polarization mode dispersion in advanced optical networks

  • Fiber Sensors: Integrates with fiber sensors to improve sensitivity and signal accuracy