Optical Frequency Comb Sources - Mfr. Pilot Photonics (Ireland)
Description
- Optical Frequency Comb Source
- PIC Comb Source Module
- Pico Second Optical Pulse Source
Optical Frequency Comb Sources - Mfr. Pilot Photonics (Ireland)
Specifications |
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| Comb Spacing: | 2500 MHz |
| Center Wavelength: | 1550 nm |
| Oscillator Spectral Range: | >10 nm |
| Comb Wavelength Range And Options: | 500 - 1050 nm, 1050 - 2100 nm, 530 - 1080 nm, 500 - 1100 nm |
Features
- Stable and Robust Optical Frequency Comb
- Low Optical Line width 300 kHz
- PM Fiber Coupled output
- Simple Push Button Operation
- Tunable Free Spectral Range with High Accuracy.
Applications
- Terbit Super Channel Transmitters
- Flexgrid Wavelength Division Multiplexing
- Generation of Millimetre-wave and Terahertz Signals
- Generation of 5G Signals
- Ultra Wideband (UWB) over fiber HS video distribution
- Optical Signal Processing (Eg. Optical Clock Recovery)
- Precision Optical Measurements
- Spectroscopy
- Sensor Interrogation
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India
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since 2017
Frequently Asked Questions
Optical Frequency Comb Sources are non-contact inspection tools used in optical metrology that provide high-precision, high-resolution measurements for various applications, including sensing, spectroscopy, and telecommunications.
The Optical Frequency Comb Sources have a stable and robust optical frequency comb, low optical linewidth (<300 kHz), tunable free spectral range with high accuracy, strong phase correlation between comb lines, PM fiber coupled output, simple push-button operation, and a wide range of free spectral ranges and wavelengths available.
The Optical Frequency Comb Sources can be used for terabit superchannel transmitters, flexgrid wavelength division multiplexing, generation of millimeter-wave and terahertz signals, generation of 5G signals, ultra-wideband (UWB) over fiber HD-video distribution, optical signal processing (e.g. optical clock recovery), precision optical measurements, spectroscopy, and sensor interrogation.
The free spectral range of the Optical Frequency Comb Sources ranges from 5-15 GHz, with larger free spectral ranges under development. The free spectral range can be tuned over a range by an external voltage.
The average output power of the Optical Frequency Comb Sources ranges from 0-10 dBm.