MWDM DFB Butterfly Laser Module (14 pins)
MWDM DFBButterfly Laser Module (DFB), , ; Laser Diode (MQW), High-Linearity Direct Modulation, High Output Power Good Side-Mode Suppression Ratio(SMSR), Built-In, Thermoelectric Cooler(TEC), Thermistor Monitor Photodiode, 14 Hermetic
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Laser Chip Forward Current | Max 1200 (IFL)mA |
| Laser Chip Reverse Current | Max 2 (IRL)mA |
| Reverse Voltage (Laser diode) | Max 2 (VRL, Reverse Current <500uA) |
| Relative Humidity | Max 95 (RH, Top < 30 ℃) |
| TEC Voltage | Max 2V |
| TEC Cooler Current | Max 1.5mA |
| Fiber Yield Strength | Max 30nm |
| Fiber Bend Radius | Max 1 |
| Monitor Detector Reverse Voltage | Max 15 (VRD)V |
| Monitor Detector Reverse Photo Current | Max 1 (IRD)mA |
| Monitor Detector Forward Current | Max 2 (IFD)mA |
| Relative Humidity (Operating) | Max 80 (RH)% |
| Bias Current | Max 70 (ID/IB)mA |
| TEC Cooler Current | Max 1 (Icooler, ΔT=40K) |
| TEC Voltage | Max 2 (Vcooler, ΔT=40K) |
| Thermistor | 9.5~10.5, Typ 10 (Rth, 25℃) |
| Thermoelectric Cooler Current | Max 1000 (Icooler, CW, -5℃~60℃) |
| Monitor Current | 10~150 (Im, CW, Vrd=5V) |
| Monitor Dark Current | Max 500 (Id, CW, Vrd=5V) |
| Tracking Error | Max 0.5 (ΔPf, CW, -5℃~60℃, Im=Im@25℃) |
| Monitor PD Capacitance | Max 0.5 (C, Vrd=5V, F=1MHz) |
| Connector Repeatability | Max 0.3 (CW)dB |
| Tracking Error (Er) | Max 1 (Er, Tc=-20~65℃, APC, ATC) |
| Rise Time / Fall Time | Max 2.0 (Tr/Tf, 10-90%/90-10%) |
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