Variable Optical Delay Line 1064nm/1310nm/1550nm 300mW
Optizone variable optical delay line.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Center Wavelength [Device without connector] | 1064, 1310 or 1550 |
| Operating Wavelength Range [Device without connector] | ±40 nm |
| Optical Delay Range [Device without connector] | 0 ~ 530 ps |
| Zero Point Delay Offset [Device without connector; Absolute delay at0ps setting to enclosure edge,excluding caps/boots/pigtails] | 170 ps |
| Readout Scale Resolution [Device without connector] | 1.0 mm |
| Insertion Loss @λc [Device without connector] | max:1.2 dB |
| Insertion Loss Variation [Device without connector] | max:0.5 dB |
| Extinction Ratio (Only for PM Fiber) [Device without connector] | min:20 dB |
| PDL (Only for SM Fiber) [Device without connector] | max:0.1 dB |
| Return Loss [Device without connector] | min:50 dB |
| Optical Power (CW) [Device without connector] | max:300 mW |
| Fiber Type [Device without connector; VDL] | SM Fiber |
| Fiber Type [Device without connector; PMVDL] | PM Panda Fiber |
| Operating Temperature [Device without connector] | 0 to+40 (No Condensing) |
| Storage Temperature [Device without connector] | 0 to +85 (No Condensing) |
| Return Loss reduction [Device with connectors; relative to connectorless specification] | 5 dB |
| Extinction Ratio reduction [Device with connectors; relative to connectorless specification] | 2 dB |
| Insertion Loss increment [With connectors; 1310nm or1550nm] | 0.3 dB |
| Insertion Loss increment [With connectors; 1064nm] | 0.5 dB |
| PM fiber and connector key alignment | slow axis |
| Axis Alignment [PM Fiber] | Both Axis Working |
| Connector Type [Ordering options] | FC/UPC；FC/APC；SC/UPC；SC/APC；None；Specify |
| Fiber Jacket [Ordering options] | 250um Bare Fiber;900um Loose Tube;Specify |
| Fiber Length [Ordering options] | 1.0 or Specify |
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