1550nm narrow-linewidth semiconductor laser module
The narrow-linewidth semiconductor laser module features ultra-narrow linewidth, ultra-low RIN noise and good frequency stabilization, and is now widely used in fiber-optic sensing and detection systems (DAS, DVS, etc.)
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| RIN Noise | -150dB/Hz @100KHz |
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