Frequently Asked Questions

A Distributed Fiber Raman Amplifier is a device that uses the Raman effect in quartz fiber to provide gain to optical signals, achieving high gain and low noise amplification of optical signals in the C or L band.

The key features of the Fiber Amplifier Series include low noise, high gain, and a wide wavelength range.

The Distributed Fiber Raman Amplifier can be used in long-distance optical transmission systems, distributed optical fiber sensing, and intensive wavelength division multiplexing optical transmission systems.

The typical signal wavelength range for the Distributed Fiber Raman Amplifier is 1528~1565 nm and 1570~1650 nm.

The control mode of the Fiber Amplifier Series is automatic pump power control (APPC).

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