SPA Single Pulse Fiber Amplifiers
Description
SPA Series fiber amplifiers provide low-noise amplifica3on of signals not opera3ng in the con3nuous-wave regime, such as a single op3cal pulse. In contrast to conven3onal con3nuous-wave or average-power amplifiers that reply on satura3on condi3ons, the SPA series provides low-noise amplifica3on that is inherently stable regardless of input pulse energy, dura3on, or format.
SPA Single Pulse Fiber Amplifiers
Specifications |
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| Amplifier Type: | Not Specified |
| Wavelength Range: | 1020-1090nm |
| Max Output Power: | 20 dBm |
| Nominal Gain: | 18 dB |
Features
10-40dBop8calgain
1-μmortelecomband
ASEnoisefloor≤ 1μW
Stableagainstseedloss
Out-of-bandASEsuppression
SMorPMamplifica8on
Applications
Finite pulse train amplifica8on
Remote sensing
High energy laser seeder pulse
Infrared systems
Dynamic transmission electron microscopy
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Frequently Asked Questions
The customization options available for the SPA Series fiber amplifier include selectable wavelength, SM or PM, user-controlled gain, broad-band (>10nm) operation, SBS monitor port, long pulse train/moderate rep. rate, output collimator, SBS suppression, and high-energy pulse output.
The gain range of the SPA Series fiber amplifier is 10-40 dB optical gain.
The ASE noise floor of the SPA Series fiber amplifier is ≤ 1 μW.
The polarization extinction ratio of the SPA Series fiber amplifier is 18 dB for PM versions only.
The SPA Series fiber amplifier provides low-noise amplification of signals not operating in the continuous-wave regime, such as a single optical pulse. It is used for finite pulse train amplification, remote sensing, high energy laser seeder pulse, infrared systems, and dynamic transmission electron microscopy.