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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Operating wavelength [Specification；devices without connectors] | 1520~1570 nm |
| Accuracy of FSR [Specification；devices without connectors；@23°C] | 25,50,100,200 |
| Insertion Loss [Specification；devices without connectors] | <1.0 dB |
| Insertion Loss Uniformity [Specification；devices without connectors；peak-to-peak] | <0.5 dB |
| Return Loss [Specification；devices without connectors] | >30 dB |
| Contrast [Specification；devices without connectors] | 12,18 |
| PDL [Specification；devices without connectors] | <0.3 dB |
| TDL [Specification；devices without connectors] | <0.1 dB |
| Thermal Drift [Specification；devices without connectors] | <0.3 pm/°C |
| Fiber Type [Specification；devices without connectors] | ZBL |
| Operating Temperature [Specification；devices without connectors] | -15~+70 °C |
| Storage temperature [Specification；devices without connectors] | -40~+85 °C |
| Dimension [Specification；devices without connectors；W×H×L；P1] | 4 mm × 4 mm × 25 mm |
| Insertion Loss change with connector [source footnote；device with connector] | +0.3 dB |
| Return Loss change with connector [source footnote；device with connector] | -5 dB |
| Wavelength [Ordering Information；ETL prefix] | 1550=1550nm |
| FSR [Ordering Information] | 025=25GHz；050=50GHz；100=100GHz；200=200GHz |
| Pigtail Type [Ordering Information] | 1=250um bare fiber；2=900um loose tube；3=3mm loose tube；4=2mm loose tube |
| Length [Ordering Information] | H=0.5m；8=0.8m；1=1.0m；5=1.5m |
| Connector [Ordering Information] | 0=None；1=FC/UPC；2=FC/APC |
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