Single-Mode/Multimode Fiber Converter
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Bandwidth [P grade; excluding connectors] | Full spectral range |
| Bandwidth [A grade; excluding connectors] | Full spectral range |
| Insertion Loss [P grade; excluding connectors] | max:0.5 dB |
| Insertion Loss [A grade; excluding connectors] | max:1.0 dB |
| Operating Power [P grade; excluding connectors] | max:5 W |
| Operating Power [A grade; excluding connectors] | max:5 W |
| Fiber Type [P grade; excluding connectors] | S11= Ø3x70 / M1=9x16x90 |
| Fiber Type [A grade; excluding connectors] | S11= Ø3x70 / M1=9x16x90 |
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