Frequently Asked Questions

The primary function of this WDM multiplexer is to combine or separate optical signals at two specific wavelengths—635 nm (visible) and 1064 nm (infrared)—within a single optical fiber. This allows for more efficient use of fiber bandwidth and simplifies fiber optic system architectures by minimizing the number of required fibers.

The GK-WDM Series is designed to handle continuous wave optical power up to 5 watts, making it suitable for applications like medical laser systems, high-power sensing, and industrial laser delivery. Its robust construction and low insertion loss help maintain stable performance at elevated power levels.

This multiplexer features excellent thermal stability with a temperature coefficient of ≤0.002 dB/°C. It operates reliably over a wide temperature range from –40°C to +75°C and can be stored between –40°C to +85°C, making it ideal for harsh or outdoor environments.

The GK-WDM Series supports fiber types such as Corning HI1060 and Nufern FUD-3584. It is available with either 250 µm bare fiber or 900 µm loose tube jacket options and can be ordered with or without standard fiber connectors depending on your system requirements.

This device is widely used in optical communication systems, including EDFA amplification chains, CATV signal distribution, and WDM-based networks. It is also applicable in fiber optic instrumentation and medical laser delivery systems, where combining or separating light of different wavelengths is critical.

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