PMISO Fiber-to-Fiber Isolators

Product number: SW10354

Manufacturer: LightComm Technology

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Product information "PMISO Fiber-to-Fiber Isolators"

Polarization Maintaining; Single/Dual Stage Versions; Fiber Type PM (Panda) Fiber, SM15-PS-U25D; 638 to 2000 nm; Isolation ≥20 to ≥46 dB; Power Handling ≤300 mW, ≤500 mW

The Polarization Maintaining Isolator is a micro-optic device built with an input and an output PM fiber. It is characterized with low insertion loss, high extinction ratio, high isolation, high return loss and excellent environmental stability and reliability. It is widely used in EDFA, Raman amplifier, fiber lasers, optical fiber sensors and instrumentation.

Key Features:

Low insertion loss
High extinction ratio
High isolation
Excellent stability and reliability

Applications: Fiber amplifier; Fiber lasers; Fiber Sensors; Instrumentation

Manufacturer "LightComm Technology"

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