MBC-AN-board Analog Modulator Bias-Controller OEM Board
Unlike classical dither signal based bias controllers, MBC-AN do not superimpose any tone signal to the optical modulated signal. They are designed for application where such a tone signal is not desired and typically for analog applications where a high purity carrier is required. They are easy to implement, and are available as benchtop instruments and OEM boards.
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Overview
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Locking point [Automatic] | Quad+ or Quad- |
| Output power stability [at quadrature operating points] | typical:±0.1 dB |
| Modulator bias voltage V_bias [Automatic mode] | −12 to +12 |
| Modulator bias voltage V_bias [Manual mode] | −11.5 to +11.5 |
| Wavelength λ | 1530–1580 nm |
| Input optical power P_IN [With internal PD and tap coupler] | 0–18 dBm |
| Insertion loss IL [With internal PD and tap couplers；C-Band] | ≤2 dB |
| Operating temperature OT [Absolute maximum ratings] | −10 to +45 |
| Storage temperature ST [Absolute maximum ratings] | −40 to +75 |
| Dimensions (W × H × D) | 100 mm × 70 mm × 27 mm |
| Supply voltages | −12 V (max −15 V) / 0 / +12 V (max +15 V) |
| Supply current | −50 / 0 / +60 |
| Photodiodes input, Vbias, Ground | 2.4 mm plug-in connector |
| Remote control type / connector | GUI / USB type B |
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