MTF-FT

Center Wavelength Range: 1525-1575nm Insertion Loss: <1.0dB Bandwidth Range: 0.1-15nm

The MTF-N is a compact and high-performance optical tunable filter designed for precise wavelength selection in optical systems.

Insertion Loss (dB): ≤4.5 Bandwidth @3dB (GHz): 200-400 Out of Band Extinction Ratio (dB): ≥40

The MTF-VB is a wavelength and bandwidth tunable filter designed for noise suppression after optical amplification in optical transceivers. Utilizing MEMS technology, it achieves high precision and compact size, making it suitable for next-generation optical communication systems.

Max Attenuation (dB): ≥35dB Insertion Loss (BOL) (dB): ≤3.2dB Bandwidth @3dB (GHz): 120~175GHz

The MTF-VOA is an integrated optical component that combines a variable optical attenuator (VOA) and a tunable optical filter based on Santec's proprietary electrostatic MEMS technology. It enables independent control of the transmission center wavelength over a variable range of approximately 40nm and optical attenuation of up to 35dB. By integrating the two functions of a variable optical attenuator and a tunable optical filter into an ultra-compact package (7.5×5.5×3.5mm) with low-voltage drive, the MTF-VOA is ideal for next-generation small form factor (SFF) industry-standard optical transceivers such as QSFP-DD and CFP2-DCO, where miniaturization and low power consumption are critical requirements.

Operating Frequency Range: 191.250-196.150THz Operating Wavelength Range: 1528.383-1567.543nm Frequency Setting Accuracy: -2.5~+2.5GHz

The WSS-2000 is a programmable optical wave processor based on Santec's proprietary Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCOS) technology. With high flexibility, users can program various optical filtering, attenuation and switching schemes, and the unit also offers an optional phase modulation function. The WSS-2000 can be used as an optical equalizer for high-speed signals in next-generation optical fiber networks, as an adaptive multi-channel filter for advanced optical fiber transmission systems (DWDM, OFDM), as a flexible test and measurement system, or as a WSS emulator.