Frequently Asked Questions

The GK-BP Series Bandpass Filter selectively transmits light within the 1528–1565 nm range while blocking out-of-band wavelengths. It is primarily used to eliminate noise and unwanted signals in optical systems such as EDFAs and fiber lasers.

The typical insertion loss is 0.5 dB, with a maximum insertion loss of 0.7 dB, ensuring minimal signal degradation.

This filter is ideal for EDFA noise filtering, fiber laser systems, WDM networks, optical instrumentation, and high-power optical setups requiring narrowband filtering.

It can handle up to 300 mW of continuous wave optical power, making it suitable for high-power fiber systems.

The filter is built with thin-film filter technology, allowing it to maintain performance with a thermal stability of ≤ 0.005 dB/°C and wavelength drift of ≤ 0.003 nm/°C.

The GK-BP Series uses SMF-28 fiber, a standard singlemode fiber known for its low attenuation and wide compatibility.

The typical PDL is 0.05 dB, with a maximum of 0.10 dB, ensuring consistent performance regardless of polarization changes.

Yes, it is available with FC/UPC, FC/APC, SC/UPC, SC/APC, or no connector. Custom connector types can also be specified.

The filter operates reliably between -5°C to +70°C and can be stored between -40°C to +85°C.

The cylindrical package has a diameter of Φ5.5 mm and length options of 35 mm (common/reflect) or 55 mm (pass) depending on the port configuration.

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