Pico-second Pulse EDFA 1.55UM Amplifier
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Description
The Pico-second Pulse EDFA from Amonics is a cutting-edge solution designed to amplify optical short pulses to high pulse energy levels. This product is a testament to Amonics' expertise in pulse optical amplifier technology, particularly in managing the nonlinearity in optical fibers resulting from high pulse peak power. With a focus on precision and efficiency, Amonics has crafted this EDFA to meet the demanding needs of various applications, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.
Amonics' engineers have leveraged their extensive knowledge to offer a customizable Pico-second Pulse EDFA, catering to diverse requirements such as fiber optic sensing and free space optical sensing. This flexibility makes it an ideal choice for industries seeking tailored solutions that align with specific operational demands. The pulse EDFA is widely recognized and utilized in industrial fiber laser-based Lidar systems, particularly for applications like wind velocity detection, where accuracy and high performance are critical.
The Pico-second Pulse EDFA operates within a wavelength range of 1540 to 1560 nm, offering a saturated output power of up to 40 dBm with a 50 ps pulse width. The device supports a pulse repetition rate from 1 MHz to 100 GHz, ensuring compatibility with a wide array of systems and setups. With a maximum noise figure of 7.5 dB and robust input/output isolation, this EDFA maintains signal integrity and delivers exceptional amplification results. Amonics also provides different output power models upon request, further enhancing the product's versatility and adaptability to specific customer needs.
Pico-second Pulse EDFA 1.55UM Amplifier
Specifications |
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| Amplifier Type: | EDFA - Erbium-Doped Fiber Amplifier |
| Wavelength Range: | 1540 – 1560 nm |
| Max Output Power: | 40 dBm |
| Nominal Gain: | 7.5 dB |
| Output Fiber Type: | Not Specified |
Features
- Operating Wavelength: 1540 to 1560nm
- Saturated Output Power: Up to 40dBm (50ps pulse width, 100MHz rep rate); >25dBm (50ps pulse width, 10MHz rep rate)
- Input Signal Peak Level: +10dBm
- Pulse Repetition Rate: 1MHz to 100GHz
- Noise Figure: Maximum 7.5dB
- Input / Output Isolation: Minimum 30dB
- Polarization Dependent Gain: Typical 0.3dB, Maximum 0.5dB (AEDFA-PS)
- Polarization Mode Dispersion: Typical 0.3ps, Maximum 0.5ps (AEDFA-PS)
- Polarization Extinction Ratio: Typical 23dB, Minimum 20dB (AEDFA-PM-PS)
- Optical Fiber: SMF-28 for AEDFA-PS, PM 1550 Panda Fiber for AEDFA-PM-PS
- Operation Temperature: 0 to +40°C
- Storage Temperature: -10 to +70°C
- Power Supply: 90 – 240 VAC, 47 – 63Hz
- Benchtop Dimensions: 260(W) x 330(D) x 120(H) mm
- Control: Keylock switch, Pump laser current
- Customizable Output Power Models: Available upon request
Applications
- Fiber Optic Sensing: Amonics' Pulse EDFA is used for amplifying optical short pulses, making it ideal for fiber optic sensing applications.
- Free Space Optical Sensing: The device's ability to handle high pulse peak power makes it suitable for free space optical sensing.
- Industrial Fiber Laser Based Lidar Systems: Widely used in Lidar systems for wind velocity detection, thanks to its high pulse energy output capabilities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Amonics' Pulse EDFA is designed for amplifying optical short pulse to high pulse energy level.
Amonics' Pulse EDFA can be used for high power ultrashort pulse amplification, fiber optic sensing, high-resolution optical time domain reflectometry (OTDR), and laboratory applications.
The saturated output power of Amonics' Pulse EDFA is up to 40dBm (50ps pulse width, 100MHz rep rate), >25dBm (50ps pulse width, 10MHz rep rate).
The typical polarization dependent gain of Amonics' Pulse EDFA is 0.3dB, with a maximum of 0.5dB.
The power supply range for Amonics' Pulse EDFA is VAC 90 – 240, 47 – 63Hz.