980nm/1030nm/1064nm High Power Circulator

Name: 980nm/1030nm/1064nm High Power Circulator
Brand: DK Photonics
Availability: InStock

Description

The 1064nm High Power Circulator is a high performance light wave component that routes incoming signals from Port 1 to Port 2, and incoming Port 2 signals to Port 3. They’re characterized with low insertion loss, high isolation, high power handling, high return loss, low PDL, low PMD, excellent environmental stability and reliability. They are ideal for fiber laser and instrumentation applications.

If you do not see a standard circulator that meets your needs, we welcome the opportunity to review your desired specification and quote a custom circulator. Requests for custom fiber pigtails, different wavelengths and handling power of operation or other specific needs will be readily addressed.

Specifications

Type Of The Device:	Circulator
Operating Wavelength:	980 nm
Max Power:	10 W
Min Isolation:	22 dB
Operating Wavelength Range:	±10 nm
Typ. Peak Isolation:	25 dB
Typ. Insertion Loss, 23 ℃:	1.3 dB
Max. Insertion Loss, 23 ℃:	1.5 dB
Max. PDL(for SM Fiber):	0.15 dB
Min.Cross Talk:	45 (Typ. 50) dB
Min. Return Loss:	45 dB
Max. Peak Power For Ns Pulse:	10 kW

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Features

Broad Wavelength Compatibility: Operates effectively at 980 nm, 1030 nm, and 1064 nm, accommodating a range of fiber laser and amplifier systems.
High Power Handling: Supports continuous optical power levels up to 10 W and peak power up to 10 kW for nanosecond pulses, suitable for demanding applications.
Low Insertion Loss: Typical insertion loss of 1.3 dB at 23°C, ensuring minimal signal attenuation.FindLight
High Isolation: Provides a minimum isolation of 22 dB, effectively minimizing back reflections and crosstalk.
Low Polarization Dependent Loss (PDL): Maximum PDL of 0.15 dB, maintaining signal integrity across varying polarization states.
High Return Loss: Minimum return loss of 45 dB, reducing signal reflections and enhancing system performance.
Compact and Robust Design: Engineered for stability and reliability in various environmental conditions, facilitating easy integration into optical systems.
Customizable Configurations: Available with various fiber types, connector options, and packaging to meet specific application requirements.

These features make the 980nm/1030nm/1064nm High Power Circulator an ideal choice for applications such as fiber optic amplifiers, pump laser sources, instrumentation, and test and measurement systems.

Applications

Fiber optic Amplifiers
Fiber optic Sensor
Pump Laser Source
Instrumentation
Test and Measurement

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China

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DK Photonics

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since 2015

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can the package size of the DK-XS-DT-006-A/2 High Power Component Series change?

Yes, due to ongoing design improvements, the package size of the DK-XS-DT-006-A/2 High Power Component Series is subject to change. Please contact DK Photonics for confirmation if you have special requirements.

What are the performance specifications for the DK-XS-DT-006-A/2 High Power Component Series?

The performance specifications for the DK-XS-DT-006-A/2 High Power Component Series include low insertion loss, high isolation, high power handling, and excellent environmental stability and reliability.

What are the key features of the TGG Based High Power Optical Circulator?

The key features of the TGG Based High Power Optical Circulator include low insertion loss, high power handling, high isolation, PM and non-PM options, and high reliability.

What is the 1064nm High Power Circulator used for?

The 1064nm High Power Circulator is a lightwave component that routes incoming signals and is ideal for fiber laser and instrumentation applications.

Can the fiber be customized for the TGG Based High Power Optical Circulator?

Yes, the fiber can be customized for the TGG Based High Power Optical Circulator.