Polarization Maintaining Fiber Switch
Description
The Polarization Maintaining Fiber Switch from OZ Optics is a reliable and cost-effective solution for maintaining polarization to better than 20dB in optical networks. Built using polarization maintaining (PM) fiber, these switches offer low losses, latching and non-latching versions, and a durable switching mechanism. They are ideal for use in optical add/drop systems, test instruments, and other high-speed networks.
Polarization Maintaining Fiber Switch
Specifications |
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| Number Of Ports: | 2-2 |
| Wavelength Range: | 1510-1610nm |
| Insertion Loss (typical): | <=0.6 dB |
| Return Loss: | < -55 dB |
| Wavelength Dependent Loss (dB): | <=0.25 dB |
| Polarization Extinction Ratio: | >20 dB |
| Repeatability: | <=±0.05 dB |
| Drive Voltage: | 5 V |
| Durability (Cycles): | Millions |
Features
- Maintains polarization to better than 20dB
- Low losses
- Latching and non-latching versions available
- Reliable switching mechanism
- Low cost
- Tested over millions of switching cycles with no change in losses or polarization performance
Applications
- Polarization maintaining optical networks
- Optical add/drop systems
- Test instruments
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How to order?
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Ships from:
Canada
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On FindLight:
since 2015
Frequently Asked Questions
The Polarization Maintaining Fiber Switch is used to maintain polarization to better than 20dB in optical networks.
The features of the Polarization Maintaining Fiber Switch include maintaining polarization to better than 20dB, low losses, latching and non-latching versions, and a reliable switching mechanism.
The Polarization Maintaining Fiber Switch is suitable for use in polarization maintaining optical networks, optical add/drop systems, and test instruments.
Yes, the Polarization Maintaining Fiber Switch is ideal for use in next-generation high-speed networks.
Yes, there are latching and non-latching versions of the Polarization Maintaining Fiber Switch available.