Fiber Retroreflector
The fiber retroreflector is designed to reflect light back into the fiber through the connector. It is used to produce a low-power laser resonator for fiber interferometers. These retroreflectors are suitable for precision laser emitters, amplifiers, and other devices requiring retroreflection.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Fiber Type SM600 | SM600 |
| Wavelength Range SM600 | 630~780nm |
| Mode Field Diameter SM600 | 3.6~5.3±0.3μm |
| Insertion Loss (dB) SM600 | ≤4dB |
| Cladding Diameter SM600 | 125±1.0μm |
| Coating Diameter SM600 | 245±15μm |
| Numerical Aperture SM600 | 0.10~0.14 |
| Connector Type SM600 | FC/PC or FC/APC |
| Max Power SM600 | 300mW |
| Fiber Length SM600 | 1m |
| Fiber Type 780HP | 780HP |
| Wavelength Range 780HP | 780~970nm |
| Mode Field Diameter 780HP | 5.0±0.5μm |
| Insertion Loss (dB) 780HP | ≤3dB |
| Cladding Diameter 780HP | 125±1.0μm |
| Coating Diameter 780HP | 245±15μm |
| Numerical Aperture 780HP | 0.13 |
| Connector Type 780HP | FC/PC or FC/APC |
| Max Power 780HP | 300mW |
| Fiber Length 780HP | 1m |
| Fiber Type SM980-5-8-125 | SM980-5-8-125 |
| Wavelength Range SM980-5-8-125 | 980~1550nm |
| Mode Field Diameter SM980-5-8-125 | 6.3~6.4±0.5μm |
| Insertion Loss (dB) SM980-5-8-125 | ≤2dB |
| Cladding Diameter SM980-5-8-125 | 125±1.0μm |
| Coating Diameter SM980-5-8-125 | 245±15μm |
| Numerical Aperture SM980-5-8-125 | 0.13~0.15 |
| Connector Type SM980-5-8-125 | FC/PC or FC/APC |
| Max Power SM980-5-8-125 | 300mW |
| Fiber Length SM980-5-8-125 | 1m |
| Fiber Type SMF-28 Ultra | SMF-28 Ultra |
| Wavelength Range SMF-28 Ultra | 1260~1625nm |
| Mode Field Diameter SMF-28 Ultra | 9.2±0.4μm |
| Insertion Loss (dB) SMF-28 Ultra | ≤0.6dB |
| Cladding Diameter SMF-28 Ultra | 125±0.7μm |
| Coating Diameter SMF-28 Ultra | 242±5μm |
| Numerical Aperture SMF-28 Ultra | 0.14 |
| Connector Type SMF-28 Ultra | FC/PC or FC/APC |
| Max Power SMF-28 Ultra | 300mW |
| Fiber Length SMF-28 Ultra | 1m |
| Fiber Type PM630-HP | PM630-HP |
| Wavelength Range PM630-HP | 620~850nm |
| Mode Field Diameter PM630-HP | 4.5±0.5μm |
| Insertion Loss (dB) PM630-HP | ≤2.4dB |
| Extinction Ratio (dB) PM630-HP | ≥18dB |
| Cladding Diameter PM630-HP | 125±2μm |
| Coating Diameter PM630-HP | 245±15μm |
| Numerical Aperture PM630-HP | 0.12 |
| Connector Type PM630-HP | FC/PC or FC/APC |
| Max Power PM630-HP | 300mW |
| Fiber Length PM630-HP | 1m |
| Fiber Type PM780-HP | PM780-HP |
| Wavelength Range PM780-HP | 770~1100nm |
| Mode Field Diameter PM780-HP | 5.3±0.1μm |
| Insertion Loss (dB) PM780-HP | ≤2dB |
| Extinction Ratio (dB) PM780-HP | ≥18dB |
| Cladding Diameter PM780-HP | 125±2μm |
| Coating Diameter PM780-HP | 245±15μm |
| Numerical Aperture PM780-HP | 0.12 |
| Connector Type PM780-HP | FC/PC or FC/APC |
| Max Power PM780-HP | 300mW |
| Fiber Length PM780-HP | 1m |
| Fiber Type PM980-XP | PM980-XP |
| Wavelength Range PM980-XP | 970~1550nm |
| Mode Field Diameter PM980-XP | 6.6±0.5μm |
| Insertion Loss (dB) PM980-XP | ≤1.4dB |
| Extinction Ratio (dB) PM980-XP | ≥22dB |
| Cladding Diameter PM980-XP | 125±1μm |
| Coating Diameter PM980-XP | 245±15μm |
| Numerical Aperture PM980-XP | 0.12 |
| Connector Type PM980-XP | FC/PC or FC/APC |
| Max Power PM980-XP | 300mW |
| Fiber Length PM980-XP | 1m |
| Fiber Type PM1550-XP | PM1550-XP |
| Wavelength Range PM1550-XP | 1440~1625nm |
| Mode Field Diameter PM1550-XP | 10.1±0.4μm |
| Insertion Loss (dB) PM1550-XP | ≤1dB |
| Extinction Ratio (dB) PM1550-XP | ≥22dB |
| Cladding Diameter PM1550-XP | 125±1μm |
| Coating Diameter PM1550-XP | 245±15μm |
| Numerical Aperture PM1550-XP | 0.12 |
| Connector Type PM1550-XP | FC/PC or FC/APC |
| Max Power PM1550-XP | 300mW |
| Fiber Length PM1550-XP | 1m |
| Fiber Type FG1051CA | FG1051CA |
| Wavelength Range FG1051CA | 400~2400nm |
| Core Diameter FG1051CA | 105±3μm |
| Cladding Diameter FG1051CA | 125±2μm |
| Coating Diameter FG1051CA | 250±10μm |
| Numerical Aperture FG1051CA | 0.22±0.02 |
| Connector Type FG1051CA | FC/PC |
| Max Power FG1051CA | 300mW |
| Fiber Length FG1051CA | 1m |
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