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Singlemode Wavelength Division Multiplexer (1310/1550, 1480/1550) (GK-WDM Series)
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Singlemode Wavelength Division Multiplexer (1310/1550, 1480/1550) (GK-WDM Series)

The Singlemode Wavelength Division Multiplexers combine or separate light at different wavelengths. They offer very low insertion loss, low polarization dependence, high isolation  and excellent enviromental stability. These components have been extensively used in EDFA, CATV, WDM networks and fiber optics instrumentation.

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    Specifications

    Parameter

    Unit

    Value

    Center Wavelength (λc)

    nm

    1310/1550  1480/1550

    Operation Wavelength

    nm

    λc ± 15   λc ± 5

    Min. Isolation

    dB

    17     13

    Max. Insertion Loss

    dB

    0.20     0.35

    Max. Polarization Dependent Loss

    dB

    0.1     0.2

    Thermal Stability

    dB/℃

    ≤ 0.002 over -5 °C to +70 °C

    Min. Return Loss

    dB

    60

    Directivity

    dB

    60

    Max. Optical Power (Continuous Wave)

    mW

    300

    Fiber Type

    -

    SMF-28 Fiber

    Package Dimensions

    mm

    250 µm Bare Fiber, Φ3.0 × 40 mm for 1310/1550
    (3.0 × 55 mm for 1480/1550)
    900 µm Loose Tube, Φ3.0 × 56 mm for 1310/1550
    (3.0 × 72 mm for 1480/1550)
    3 mm Cable, 90 × 16 × 9 mm

    Operating Temperature

    - 5 to + 70

    Storage Temperature

    - 40 to + 85

    IL is 0.3 dB higher, RL is 5 dB lower for each connector added.

    Package Dimensions

    Singlemode Wavelength Division Multiplexer (1310/1550, 1480/1550) (GK-WDM Series)

    product description

    Singlemode Wavelength Division Multiplexers (WDMs) are critical components in the field of fiber optics, enabling the efficient use of bandwidth by allowing multiple signals at different wavelengths to be transmitted over a single fiber. Here's a recap of their key attributes and applications:

    Combination and Separation of Wavelengths: WDMs have the ability to combine multiple wavelength signals onto a single fiber for transmission and to separate these signals at the receiving end. This functionality is essential for increasing the capacity of fiber optic networks.

    Very Low Insertion Loss: They are designed to minimize the loss of signal power as it passes through the device. Low insertion loss is vital for ensuring that the signal remains strong over long distances without significant degradation.

    Low Polarization Dependence: WDMs with low polarization dependence ensure that their performance is not significantly affected by the polarization state of the input light. This feature is important for maintaining consistent performance across different types of optical signals.

    High Isolation: High isolation between wavelength channels means that there is minimal crosstalk between different signals, ensuring that each signal remains distinct and interference-free.

    Excellent Environmental Stability: These devices are built to perform reliably under various environmental conditions, such as temperature changes. This stability is crucial for maintaining performance in different climates and for outdoor applications.