Fused (WDM) WDM - Mixed Fiber (980_1550nm)
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Operating Wavelength [Specifications；without connectors] | 980 and1550 |
| Operating Bandwidth [Specifications；without connectors] | ±15 nm |
| Isolation [Specifications；without connectors] | min:20 dB |
| Insertion Loss [Specifications；without connectors] | max:0.25 dB |
| PDL [Specifications；without connectors] | max:0.05 dB |
| Directivity [Specifications；without connectors] | min:55 dB |
| Optical Power Handling [Specifications；without connectors] | max:4 W |
| Operating Temperature [Specifications；without connectors] | -40 to85 °C |
| Storage Temperature [Specifications；without connectors] | -40 to85 °C |
| Connector impact [Footnote; not quantified] | Adding connectors can affect IL & PDL |
| SOP [footnote] | State Of Polarization |
| Configuration [Packaging table；all cable types] | 1x2 or2x2 |
| Fiber Type [Packaging table；Common & Pump Port] | Corning HI1060；Corning1060 Flexcore |
| Fiber Type [Packaging table；Signal Port] | Corning SMF-28 |
| Dimension [Packaging Table; 250µm Bare Fiber; 1x2 or2x2, Dimensions Not Split by Port] | Φ3.0×L40；Φ3.0×L54 |
| Dimension [Packaging Table; 900µm Loose Tube; 1x2 or2x2, Dimensions Not Split by Port] | φ3.0×L54；φ3.0×L56 |
| Dimension [Packaging Table; 900µm/2mm/3mm Loose Tube; 1x2 or2x2, Dimensions Not Split by Port.] | L90×W20×T10 |
| Wavelength [p2 Ordering Information；WDMC prefix] | 95=980/1550；X=Others |
| Ports [p2 Ordering Information；WDMC prefix] | 12=1x2；22=2x2 |
| Package [p2 Ordering Information；WDMC prefix] | A40=Φ3.0×L40；A54=Φ3.0×L54；A56=φ3.0×L56；C10=L90×W20×T10；X=Others |
| Fiber Type [p2 Ordering Information；WDMC prefix] | S=SMF-28 fiber；H1=Hi1060；F1=Flexcore1060；X=Others |
| Cable Type [p2 Ordering Information；WDMC prefix] | B=250um；L=900um；W=2mm；H=3mm；X=Others |
| Fiber Length [p2 Ordering Information；WDMC prefix] | 10=1.0m；15=1.5m；20=2.0m；X=Others |
| Connector [p2 Ordering Information；WDMC prefix] | NE=None；FA=FC/APC；FC=FC/PC；SA=SC/APC；SC=SC/PC；LC=LC/PC；X=Others |
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