QPMJ-3A3A-350-2/125-3-2-1 Polarization Maintaining Patch Cables

Patchcord;Polarization Maintaining;350 nm;FC/APC ;FC/APC ;1 m

Patchcord;Polarization Maintaining;633 nm;FC/APC;FC/APC;1 m

Patchcord;Polarization Maintaining;400 nm;FC/APC ;FC/APC ;2 m

Patchcord;Polarization Maintaining;633 nm;FC/APC;FC/APC;5 m

Patchcord;Polarization Maintaining;400 nm;FC/APC ;FC/APC ;5 m

Patchcord;Polarization Maintaining;633 nm;FC/APC;FC/APC;2 m

400 to 1550 nm; Mode Field Dia. 2.3 to 10.5 µm; Cladding Dia. 80, 125 µm Field-proven as the industry standard, Corning’s PANDA PM series of polarization maintaining (PM) optical fibers are designed with the best polarization maintaining properties and are the industry standard in the world today. The fibers offer low attenuation and excellent birefringence for high-performance applications. The PANDA PM fiber design uses two stress applying parts to create an extremely high birefringence, resulting in fiber with excellent polarization maintaining properties. This design was invented and patented by Corning. Available in a wide range of standard operating wavelengths from 400 up to 1550 nm and with a variety of coating designs, PANDA PM specialty fibers are optimal for high-performance polarization maintaining fiber applications. This field-proven fiber supports high growth applications and performs well over a wide temperature range. Corning offers the broadest portfolio of PANDA PM fibers with a wide range of design options. In addition to regular PANDA PM fibers, Corning’s PANDA PM series of polarization maintaining (PM) optical fibers include: Bend-insensitive products (PANDA PM Bend Insensitive: PMBI, PMSR) Variants with high numerical aperture (PANDA PM High NA: PM13-HNA, PM85-HNA) Fibers with thermally-diffused expanded core (HA15-PS-U25D(TEC)) Variants with reduced cladding (RC PANDA PM: RC PM, RC13-15-PX-U17EBL-M4) Models optimized for RGB wavelength band (PANDA RGB PM: PM-RGB-U25D) Special coatings like flame retardant For more information please refer to the Corning® PANDA PM fibers datasheets. Key Features: Two Stress Applying Parts Creating an Extremely High Birefringence Excellent Polarization Maintaining (PM) Properties Operating Wavelengths: 400 to 1550 nm Max. Attenuation: 0.5 to ≤50 dB/km Applications: Laser and LED Sources; Sensors and Gyroscopes; External Modulators; Dynamic Gain/Spectrum Equalizers; Optical Switches; Optical Fiber Coupling; Splitters, Combiners, Tap Couplers; Planar Waveguide Devices; DWDMs; OADMs; Polarization Multiplexers; Polarization Sensitive Components; Arrayed Devices; Optical Amplifiers; Pump Lasers; Probes/Instrumentation

Polarization Maintaining Patchcords; 633 to 1550 nm; Fiber Type PM; Insertion Loss ≤0,3 to ≤1,5 dB; Return Loss ≥50, ≥60 dB LightComm Technology’s PMCONN series of polarization maintaining patchcords are manufactured with FC, SC, ST, LC, MU, SMA905 and other types of fiber connectors. LightComm Technology’s PMCONN series of patchcords offers low insertion loss, high return loss and high repeatability. PMCONN patchcords are available with both input and output connectors or as pigtail. All PMCONN patch cables are manufactured according to Telcordia GR-326-CORE. Key Features: Low Insertion Loss High Return Loss High Repeatability Connectors: FC/UPC, FC/APC, SC/UPC, SC/APC, etc. Applications: Fiber Devices; Fiber Systems

Polarization Maintaining; 480 to 1625 nm; Fiber Type PANDA, others; Insertion Loss ≤0.4 to ≤1.5 dB; Operating Temperature Range -20 to +70 °C OZ Optics’ PMJ series of polarization maintaining (PM) patchcords are based on a high precision butt-style connection technique. The PM axis orientation is maintained by using male connectors with a positioning key and a bulkhead female receptacle with a tightly toleranced keyway, ensuring good repeatability in extinction ratios and insertion losses.The polarization axis of a fiber is aligned with the connector key by rotating either the connector frame or the fiber itself until the polarization axis is in line with keyway of the connector. Once the fiber is correctly aligned, the alignment can be fixed with a drop of glue or epoxy. OZ Optics minimizes backlash and rotational errors in the PM axis alignment by using specially designed PM ferrules and connector housings.Patchcords are normally offered pre-aligned and referenced with the slow axis aligned to the connector key for optimum coupling efficiency and extinction ratios. Non-angled FC PM connectors are also available unaligned and unlocked (rotatable) for lab use. Unless otherwise specified, pre-aligned patchcords are oriented such that the slow axis of the fiber is aligned with the key of the connector and locked. These patchcords maintain polarization to better than 20 dB. Higher extinction ratios are available upon request. In general, OZ Optics uses polarization maintaining fibers based on the PANDAfiber structure when building polarization maintaining components and patchcords. However OZ Optics can construct devices using other PM fiber structures, including 80 µm cladding sizes. If necessary, OZ Optics is willing to use customer supplied fibers to build devices. OZ Optics uses a 2.00 mm housing key for its standard FC/PC PM connector design. This is known also as a type “R” keywidth. Also available are FC/PC connectors with a 2.14 mm housing key (Type “N”). Sleeve through adaptors are available to connect same size keys or to convert from a 2.00 mm to a 2.14 mm key connector. In addition to patchcords and sleeve through adaptors, OZ Optics provides male PM connectors and ferrules for fiber termination, bulkhead receptacles to attach fibers to devices as well as ferrules for different fiber sizes. Key Features: Terminations Available: FC/PC, SC, ST, LC, MU, E2000 Custom Ferrule Terminations Available High Extinction Ratios (20 dB to 40 dB) Low Insertion Losses (<0.2 dB typ.) Custom Angles Available Compatible with Industry Standard Connectors Designed to Meet Telcordia Specifications Applications: High-speed (10 Gbs / 40 Gbs) Telecommunications; Interferometric Sensors; Integrated Optics; Fiber Amplifiers; Coherent Telecommunications