PLC Waveguide Splitter (1260-1650nm)
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Wavelength [Specifications；1x4；without connectors] | 1260–1650 nm |
| Insertion Loss [Specifications；1x4；without connectors；23°C] | max:7.2 dB |
| Loss Uniformity [Specifications；1x4；without connectors] | 0.6 dB |
| Package dimension [Specifications；1x4；without connectors] | 4 mm × 4 mm × 40 mm |
| PDL [Specifications；1x4；without connectors] | max:0.2 dB |
| Wavelength [Specifications；1x8；without connectors] | 1260–1650 nm |
| Insertion Loss [Specifications；1x8；without connectors；23°C] | max:10.3 dB |
| Loss Uniformity [Specifications；1x8；without connectors] | 0.8 dB |
| Package dimension [Specifications；1x8；without connectors] | 4 mm × 4 mm × 40 mm |
| PDL [Specifications；1x8；without connectors] | max:0.2 dB |
| Wavelength [Specifications；1x16；without connectors] | 1260–1650 nm |
| Insertion Loss [Specifications；1x16；without connectors；23°C] | max:13.5 dB |
| Loss Uniformity [Specifications；1x16；without connectors] | 1.0 dB |
| Package dimension [Specifications；1x16；without connectors] | 4 mm × 7 mm × 50 mm |
| PDL [Specifications；1x16；without connectors] | max:0.3 dB |
| Wavelength [Specifications；1x32；without connectors] | 1260–1650 nm |
| Insertion Loss [Specifications；1x32；without connectors；23°C] | max:16.5 dB |
| Loss Uniformity [Specifications；1x32；without connectors] | 1.5 dB |
| Package dimension [Specifications；1x32；without connectors] | 4 mm × 7 mm × 50 mm |
| PDL [Specifications；1x32；without connectors] | max:0.3 dB |
| Wavelength [Specifications；1x64；without connectors] | 1260–1650 nm |
| Insertion Loss [Specifications；1x64；without connectors；23°C] | max:20.5 dB |
| Loss Uniformity [Specifications；1x64；without connectors] | 2.0 dB |
| Package dimension [Specifications；1x64；without connectors] | 4 mm × 12 mm × 60 mm |
| PDL [Specifications；1x64；without connectors] | max:0.4 dB |
| Return Loss [without connectors] | min:50 dB |
| Directivity [without connectors] | min:55 dB |
| Optical Power Handling | max:500 mW |
| Operating Temperature | -5 to+70 °C |
| Storage Temperature | -40 to+85 °C |
| Connector impact [Footnote; not quantified] | Adding connectors can affect IL, RL, & PDL |
| Wavelength [Ordering Information；PLC prefix] | 12601650=1260–1650nm；X=Others |
| Input Channel [Ordering Information；PLC prefix] | 01=1 Ch；02=2 Ch |
| Input Fiber Type [Ordering Information；PLC prefix] | B=SMF-28,250um；L=SMF-28,900um；X=Others |
| Input Fiber Length [Ordering Information；PLC prefix] | 10=1.0m；15=1.5m；20=2.0m；30=3.0m；X=Others |
| Output Channel [Ordering Information；PLC prefix] | 04=4 Ch；08=8 Ch；16=16 Ch；32=32 Ch；64=64 Ch |
| Output Fiber Type [Ordering Information；PLC prefix] | B=SMF-28,250um；L=SMF-28,900um；X=Others |
| Output Fiber Length [Ordering Information；PLC prefix] | 10=1.0m；15=1.5m；20=2.0m；30=3.0m；X=Others |
| Connector [Ordering Information；PLC prefix] | NE=None；FA=FC/APC；FC=FC/PC；SA=SC/APC；SC=SC/PC；ST=ST/PC；LA=LC/APC；LC=LC/PC；X=Others |
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