1550nm (300mW) Non-Polarization-Maintaining Mirror
An optical mirror redirects optical paths and focuses or collimates beams. Special surface coatings efficiently reflect selected wavelengths, including visible, infrared and ultraviolet light. It is widely used in laser systems, optical instruments, lighting, medical equipment and research. Note: Wuhan Guanghong Technology Co., Ltd. can customize mirrors in various specifications to customer requirements.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Operating wavelength [The above specifications are without connector] | 1550 nm |
| Operating bandwidth [The above specifications are without connector] | ±20 nm |
| Insertion loss [The above specifications are without connector] | ≤0.4 dB |
| Max power handling [The above specifications are without connector] | 300 mW |
| Operating temperature [The above specifications are without connector] | -5~+70 ℃ |
| Storage temperature [The above specifications are without connector] | -40~+85 ℃ |
| Fiber type [The above specifications are without connector] | Corning-SMF-28(R)-Ultra |
| Package dimensions [The above specifications are without connector] | Φ3.5×L15 |
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