| Singlemode Broadband Coupler 1X2 2X2 | |
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| The Singlemode broadband coupler 1X2 and 2X2 offer very low insertion loss, low polarization dependence and excellent environmental stability. Accurate coupling ratio from 50/50 to 1/99 and fiber type 250um bare fiber, 3mm and 900um loose tube fiber are available with very tight uniformity in a wide wavelength range. Singlemode broadband couplers find extensive application to perform power splitting and monitoring functions in all kinds of optical communication systems. | |
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Specifications Fiber optic broadband coupler |
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| Parameters |
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| Operating Wavelength |
1310 or 1550nm
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| Bandwidth |
±40nm
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| Coupling Ratio |
1/99
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5/95 |
10/90
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50/50
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| Max. Insertion Loss |
21.5/0.2dB
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14.6/0.4dB |
10.8/0.6dB
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3.4/3.4dB
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| Max. PDL (tap/through port) |
0.10dB
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0.10dB |
0.10dB
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0.10dB |
| Thermal Stability |
£ 0.002dB/°C
over -5 °C to +70 °C
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| Min Directivity |
55dB1x2
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65dB2x2
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| Fiber length |
1m
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| Grade |
p
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| Fiber Type |
Corning SMF-28
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| Package
Dimensions
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250um bare fiber
and dia. 3.0 X 48
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900um loose tube
and dia. 3.5 X 66mm
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3mm loose
cable 90x16x9
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| operating Temperature |
-5°C to +70°C
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| Storage Temperature |
-5°C to +85°C |
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| Note1: Values specified are without connector loss. | ||||
| Ordering Information - Singlemode Broadband Coupler 1x2 2x2 | |
| FOBC-R-SS-TT-U-X-Y-Z | |
| R : Port configuration | 1 - 1x2, 2 - 2x2 |
| SS: Wavelength | 13 - 1310nm, 15 - 1550nm |
| TT : Coupling ratio | 01- 01/99, 05 - 05/95, 10 - 10/90, 50 - 50/50, SS - Specify |
| U : Pigtail type | B - 250 um bare fiber, L - 900 um loose tube, C - 3mm loose cable |
| X : Pigtail length | 1 - 1.0 m, S - Specify |
| Y : Fibre option | S - Corning SMF28 |
| Z : Connector | 1 - FC/UPC, 2 - FC/APC, 0 - None, S - Specify |
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Last modified: 7th November 2008 |