Fixed Neutral Density Attenuators - Expanded Beam Style
Description
The Fixed Neutral Density Attenuators - Expanded Beam Style by OZ Optics are designed to provide mode-independent fixed attenuation for multimode applications. These attenuators offer a rugged and compact design, making them suitable for a wide range of applications.
They are available in pigtail and receptacle styles, with options for removable filters. With expanded beam technology, they provide flexible design options and can handle higher power levels compared to plug style attenuators.
Fixed Neutral Density Attenuators - Expanded Beam Style
Specifications |
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| Number Of Channels: | Single Channel |
| Operating Wavelength Range: | 440-1625nm |
| Dynamic Attenuation Range (max): | 30 dB |
| Insertion Loss (max): | -- dB |
| Return Loss (min): | 35 dB |
| Attenuator Diameter: | 33 mm |
| Filter Size For Removable Filters: | 21.7x3 mm |
Features
- Mode Independent Attenuation Level
- Rugged and Compact Size
- Pigtail and Receptacle Styles
- Removable Filter Versions
- Wide Wavelength Range
- Single mode, Polarization Maintaining, and Multimode Fiber Versions
- Expanded Beam Technology for flexible design
- Low Cost
Applications
- CATV, LAN, and Telecommunications use
- Receiver Padding
- Test and Measurement
- Optical Power Equalization
- Research & Design
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Canada
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since 2015
Frequently Asked Questions
They are devices designed to provide mode-independent fixed attenuation for multimode applications.
They offer mode independent attenuation level, rugged and compact size, pigtail and receptacle styles, removable filter versions, wide wavelength range, single mode, polarization maintaining, and multimode fiber versions, expanded beam technology for flexible design, and low cost.
They are suitable for CATV, LAN, and telecommunications use, receiver padding, test and measurement, optical power equalization, and research & design.
Yes, with expanded beam technology, they provide flexible design options and can handle higher power levels compared to plug style attenuators.
The attenuation ranges from 5 dB to 30 dB in 5 dB increments, the return loss is 40 dB for single mode or PM fibers, and 35 dB for multimode, and they are available in pigtail and receptacle styles with fixed or removable filters. The available wavelengths are 1440-1625 nm.