TFF 1310/1550/1625nm FWDM FWDM35/6
Adhesive-free optical path; low loss and high isolation; meets Telcordia GR-1221-Core requirements; RoHS compliant.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Return Loss | ≥45 dB |
| Thermal Stability of Insertion Loss | ≤0.005 dB/°C |
| Polarization Dependent Loss | ≤0.15 dB |
| Polarization Mode Dispersion | ≤0.10 ps |
| Maximum Input Power | 300 mW |
| Operating Temperature | −40 to +85 |
| Storage Temperature | −40 to +85 |
| Fiber Type | Corning SMF-28 Ultra, G657A1/A2 or Other Specified Type |
| Pigtail Type | Φ250 μm Bare Fiber or Φ0.9 mm Loose-Tube Fiber Cable |
| Fiber Length [or Other Specified Type] | 1.0 m |
| Package Dimensions [Steel Tube; 250 μm Bare Fiber] | Φ5.5 mm × 34 mm |
| Package Dimensions [Steel Tube; 0.9 mm Loose-Tube Fiber Cable] | Φ5.5 mm × 38 mm |
| Package Dimensions [Glass Tube; 250 μm Bare Fiber] | Φ4.0 mm × 26 mm |
| Package Dimensions [Glass Tube; 250 μm Bare Fiber] | Φ3.2 mm × 26 mm |
| Connector Loss [per Connector; Not Included in the Insertion Loss Above] | 0.3 dB |
| Connector Type | Can Be Specified |
| Operating Wavelength [3 Ports; Transmission Port Port1=>Port2] | 1610–1650 nm |
| Operating Wavelength [3 ports; reflection port] | 1280–1340 / 1530–1570 |
| Insertion Loss [3 ports; transmission Port1=>Port2; excluding connector loss] | ≤0.60; typical value 0.4 |
| Isolation [3 Ports; Transmission Port Port1=>Port2] | ≥40 dB |
| Insertion Loss [3 ports; reflection Port1=>Port3; excluding connector loss] | ≤0.50; Typical 0.3 |
| Isolation [3 Ports; Reflection Port Port1=>Port3] | ≥15 dB |
| Directivity [3 ports] | ≥45 dB |
| Operating Wavelength [2 Ports; Transmission Port Port1=>Port2] | 1610–1650 nm |
| Operating Wavelength [2 ports; reflection port] | 1280–1340 / 1530–1570 |
| Insertion Loss [2 ports; transmission Port1=>Port2; excluding connector loss] | ≤0.60; typical value 0.4 |
| Isolation [2 Ports; Transmission Port Port1=>Port2] | ≥40 dB |
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