(6+1)×1 PM Pump and Signal Combiner (PMMPC Series)

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1060 nm
Power Handling: > 100W
Return Loss: 50 dB
Product Type: PM (6+1)×1
Pump Wavelength Range: 900 - 1000 nm
Signal Wavelength Range: 1060, 1550 nm
Fiber Type For Input (Pump Channel): Nufern 105/125 (0.15 NA, or 0.22 NA)
Fiber Type For Input (Signal Channel): PM 980, PM 1550, PM-6/125 DC, or PM-8/125 DC
Fiber Type For Output: PM-10/125 DC, or PM-20/125 DC
Signal Channel Insertion Loss: <0.8 dB
Min. Pump Efficiency: 94 (Typ.95) %
Max. Input Pump Power: 6 × 50 or 6 × 100 W
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Features


  • High Coupling Efficiency: Ensures minimal loss and maximum power transfer between pump and signal channels

  • High Signal Transfer Efficiency: Maintains signal integrity with low insertion loss, ideal for demanding optical applications

  • Wide Wavelength Range: Supports wavelengths ranging from 900 nm to 1000 nm for pump channels and 1060 nm to 1550 nm for signal channels

  • Proprietary Pull and Package Technique: Utilizes advanced packaging methods to ensure durability and performance under varying environmental conditions

  • Custom Configurations Available: Tailored solutions to accommodate specific fiber types, lengths, and operational parameters

  • PM Fiber Laser Support: Designed to enhance the efficiency and performance of PM fiber laser systems

  • PM Fiber Amplifier Compatibility: Compatible with PM fiber amplifiers for high-power optical amplification

  • Feedthrough for Pump Combiner with PM Signal: Enables seamless integration into optical systems requiring both pump combining and signal transmission through PM fibers

Applications


  • PM Fiber Lasers: Used in industrial and scientific applications requiring precise and high-power laser sources

  • PM Fiber Amplifiers: Essential for optical amplification in telecommunications, aerospace, and defense industries

  • Telecommunications: Facilitates efficient data transmission and signal amplification in fiber optic networks

  • Optical Fiber Networks: Supports infrastructure for broadband services, CATV, and high-speed data transmission

  • Research and Development: Enables advancements in optical technology research, including nonlinear optics and spectroscopy