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Polarization Maintaining PM Isolator with built in polarizer
Fibre coupled
 
The PM isolator with polarizer inside designed to pass light with one specific polarization while blocking other polarization. The polarization maintaining fiber isolator is a two port micro optic device build with PM panda fiber. The device guides optical light in one direction and eliminates back reflection and back scattering in the reverse direction.  PM isolator features low insertion loss, high isolation, high extinction ratio, high reliability and stability. The device can built with 250um bare fiber pigtails, 900um pigtails or 3mm cable. PM panda fiber isolator widely used in amplifier systems, fiber optic systems and fiber lasers.  

Specifications - PM Isolator with polarizer inside

Parameters

Values

  Single Stage Dual Stage
Central Wavelength
1310 or 1550nm
Typ. Peak Isolation
42dB
58dB
Min. Isolation at 23°C;CWL±15nm
30dB
44dB
Insertion Loss at -5-70°C; CWL±20nm
£ 0.6dB
£ 0.8dB
Extinction Ratio
>25dB

>25dB

Min. Return Loss (input/output)
55/50dB
55/50dB
Max. Optical Power (CW)
300mW
Max. Tensile Load
5N
Fiber Type
Panda PM Fiber 
Operation Temperature
-5 to +70°C
Storage Temperature
-40 to +85°C
Note1:The PM fiber and the connector key are aligned to the slow axis, fast axis is blocked.
Note2: Values specified are without connector loss.   
 

Package Dimensions - Polarization Maintaining Isolator with polariser

 

 

 

Ordering Information - Polarization maintaining isolator with polariser inside - fiber coupled
ISLP-R-SS-W-X-Y-Z
R- Stage 1 - Single stage, 2 -  Dual  stage
SS: Wavelength 13 - 1310nm,  15 - 1550nm
X: Pigtail  type B - 250 um panda fiber, L - 900 um loose tube panda fibre, C - 3mm cable, S - Specify
Y: Pigtail length 5- 0.5m, 7 -0.75 m, S - Specify
Z: Connector  1 - FC/UPC, 2 - FC/APC, 0 - None, S - Specify

 

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