C, L band ASE Broadband Light Source
Description
C+L band ASE Broadband Light Source adopts the erbium-doped optical fiber spectral flatness technology, and has a high output power, the working wavelength covers the C+L-band, and is suitable for applications such as optical fiber sensing. Can provide communication interface and host computer software to facilitate the monitoring of the state of the light source.
C, L band ASE Broadband Light Source
Specifications |
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Bandwidth: | 75 nm |
Center Wavelength: | 1565.5 nm |
Output Power: | 10 mW |
Polarization: | Not Specified |
Wavelength Range: | 1528-1603 nm |
Output Power Options: | 10/20/50/100 mW |
Power Adjustment (optional): | 10% - 100% |
Spectral Flatness: | 2 dB (Typ.), 3 dB (Max.) |
Output Isolation: | >35 dB |
Short-Term Stability (15 Minutes): | ≤ ±0.02 dB |
Long-Term Stability (8 Hours): | ≤ ±0.05 dB |
Degree Of Polarization: | ≤ 0.2 |
Fiber Type: | SMF-28 |
Optical Connector: | FC/APC |
Features
- Power Stability
- Spectral Flatness
- Remote Monitoring
Applications
- Fiber Sensor
- Medical Imaging
- Passive Optical Components Test
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Ships from:
China
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On FindLight:
since 2015
Frequently Asked Questions
The working wavelength range of the C+L band ASE Broadband Light Source covers the C+L-band, which is from 1528nm to 1603nm.
The key features of the C+L band ASE Broadband Light Source include power stability, spectral flatness, and remote monitoring.
The C+L band ASE Broadband Light Source is suitable for applications such as fiber sensing, fiber sensor, medical imaging, and passive optical components test.
Yes, the C+L band ASE Broadband Light Source provides a communication interface and host computer software to facilitate the monitoring of the state of the light source.
The power stability of the C+L band ASE Broadband Light Source is within ±0.02 dB for short-term stability (15 minutes) and within ±0.05 dB for long-term stability (8 hours).