Sound LightQ Switches
Fibre-optic Q switches are a category of products used for the Q in the cavity of fibre-optic lasers. The laser interior Q device, which is based on acoustic light, is designed to ensure that our products are durable and structurally compact. Product performance; high frequency stability; speed of response time; insertion of low loss; high loss rate; high damage threshold; low effort; high temperature stability and reliability; fast modem speed; insertion of low loss; low effort; low rupee depen
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Materials | typ: Oxygen oxide |
| Wavelength | min: 1030; typ: 1064; condition: 1080 |
| Insert Loss | min: 1; typ: 2; condition: 2.5 |
| Percussion-related consumption | typ: 0.3; condition: 0.5dB |
| We're going to break the light | min: 45 |
| Total cost | min: 1; typ: 2.0@200ns/100kHz; condition: 27 |
| Power voltage | Min: 23; typ: 24; condition: 25 Other designations |
| End fibre length | min: 1; typ: 1.2 |
| Fibre type | typ: HI1060; typ: Nufern 10/125 GSF |
| Modem | typep: Default TTL |
| Seal Method | typ: FB |
| Wavelength | typ: 1064; condition: 1080nm |
| Insert Loss | typ: 2; condition: 2.5dB |
| Distortion-related consumption | typ: 0.3; condition: 0.5dB |
| Rise Time | typep: 40; condition: 200 consecutivelyns |
| Total cost | typ: 2.0@200ns/100kHz; condition: 17 |
| Take laser peak power | typ: bZ; condition: 1kW |
| End fibre length | typ: 1.2 |
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