Polarizers - Fiber Optic
Description
The Fiber Optic Polarizers by OZ Optics are compact and rugged devices designed to polarize light from a source or fiber and launch it into an output fiber. These polarizers feature a plate polarizer placed between input and output collimators.
With a wide range of available wavelengths, high extinction ratio, low loss, and low back reflection, these polarizers are suitable for various applications such as fiber amplifiers, measuring polarization extinction ratio, sensors, and more. They are available in different sizes to meet specific requirements.
Polarizers - Fiber Optic
Specifications |
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| Center Wavelength: | 1550 nm |
| Operating Wavelength Range: | 400-2050nm |
| Typical Insertion Loss: | 0.5-1.0 dB |
| Min Return Loss: | 40-60 dB |
| Typical Extinction Ratio: | 30 dB |
| Max Optical Power (CW): | -- mW |
| Insertion Losses (Maximum, DB): | 1.0-1.5 dB |
Features
- Rugged and compact housing
- Available for SM, MM, PM, and fiber combinations
- Miniature sizes available
- Wide range of wavelengths: 400-2050 nm
- High extinction ratio up to 40 dB
- Low loss
- Low back reflection
- Cost-effective
Applications
- Fiber amplifiers
- System polarization extinction ratio conditioning
- Measuring polarization extinction ratio
- Sensors
- Integrated optics
- Interferometric sensors
- OCT systems
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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
Fiber Optic Polarizers are used to polarize the output from a light source or fiber and launch it into an output fiber. They are suitable for various applications such as fiber amplifiers, measuring polarization extinction ratio, sensors, and more.
These polarizers have a wide range of available wavelengths from 400-2050 nm.
These polarizers have a high extinction ratio up to 40 dB.
These polarizers are available in four sizes: 12.5mm, larger size for high power applications, 5.5mm for telecom wavelengths, 4mm for low-cost systems, and a new version only 3mm in diameter.
Yes, OZ Optics reserves the right to change any specifications without prior notice.