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Beam Splitters and Combiners

DK Photonics 7x1 multimode pump combiner combines 7 multimode lasers power to create a high power output with consigned fibers. It features exceptional optical characteristics. The output fiber can be transmitting energy fiber as the energy synthesis, it also can be no core fiber or LMA double clad fiber, which people ...

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1000 nm
Power Handling: > 100mW
Return Loss: 40 dB
The 1.5 m Polarization Beam Combiner/Splitter can be used either as a polarization beam combiner to combine light beams from two PM input fibers into a single outputfiber, or as a polarization beam splitter to split light from an input f i ber into two o utp ut fibers of orthogonal polarization states. DK Photonics offers a large ...

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: 50/50
Central Wavelength: 1550 nm
Power Handling: > 10W
Return Loss: 40 dB
The GKER Photonics GK-IPBC/IPBS Series Polarization Beam Combiner/Splitter is an advanced optical component that integrates both polarization beam combining and optical isolation functions into a single compact device. Designed for high-performance applications, this device excels in combining the outputs of two pump lasers into one ...

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1310, 1480, 1550 nm
Power Handling: Not Specified
Return Loss: 50 dB
Center Wavelength (λc): 1310, 1480, 1550 nm
The GKER Photonics 1064 nm Polarization Beam Combiner/Splitter (GK-PBC/PBS Series) is a versatile and high-performance optical component designed for advanced fiber optic applications. This compact device efficiently combines two orthogonal polarization signals into a single output fiber, making it an ideal solution for doubling the ...

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1064 nm
Power Handling: Not Specified
Return Loss: 50 dB
Center Wavelength (λc): 1064 nm
The Polarization Beam Combiner/Splitter from GKER Photonics is a high-performance optical component designed for combining or splitting orthogonal polarization signals. This compact device excels in integrating two orthogonal polarization signals into a single output fiber, making it ideal for applications where combining light from ...

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1064 1310 nm
Power Handling: Not Specified
Return Loss: 50 dB
Operating Center Wavelength: 1064 1310 nm
The 2 × 2 Dual Polarization Beam Combiner/Splitter from GKER Photonics is a high-performance optical component designed for combining or splitting two orthogonal polarization signals into one or two output fibers. This device excels in applications requiring precise signal management and high reliability, such as polarization ...

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1550 nm
Power Handling: Not Specified
Return Loss: 50 dB
Grade: Grade P Grade A -
The GKER Photonics Polarization Beam Combiner/Splitter (GK-PBC/PBS Series) is a high-performance lightwave component engineered to combine two orthogonal polarization signals into a single output fiber. This compact device is pivotal in advanced optical systems, particularly in applications where doubling the pump power in EDFA ...

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1064 1310 nm
Power Handling: Not Specified
Return Loss: 50 dB
Operating Center Wavelength: 1064 1310 nm
The GKER Photonics 1064 nm Isolator Polarization Beam Combiner/Splitter is a high-performance optical device designed to combine two orthogonal polarization signals into a single output fiber while providing optical isolation. This compact device integrates the functions of a polarization beam combiner and an optical isolator, making ...

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1064 nm
Power Handling: Not Specified
Return Loss: 50 dB
Center Wavelength (λc): 1064 nm
The GKER Photonics 2 × 2 Polarization Beam Combiner/Splitter (GK-DPBC/DPBS Series) is a high-performance optical component engineered to efficiently combine or separate two orthogonal polarization signals. This compact device is critical in applications such as polarization mode dispersion compensation, erbium-doped fiber ...

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1550 nm
Power Handling: Not Specified
Return Loss: 50 dB
Center Wavelength (λc): 1550 nm
The GKER Photonics Polarization Beam Combiner/Splitter (GK-PBC/PBS Series) is a compact, high-performance optical component designed to either combine or split light based on polarization. It is specifically engineered to merge two orthogonal polarization signals into a single output fiber, which is particularly valuable in ...

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1064 1310 nm
Power Handling: Not Specified
Return Loss: 50 dB
Operating Center Wavelength: 1064 1310 nm
The Polarization Beam Combiner/Splitter is a compact high performance lightwave component that combines two orthogonal polarization signals into one output fiber. The most common application is to combine the light of two pump lasers into one single fiber to double the pump power in EDFA or Raman Amplifier. The device ...

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1310, 1480, 1550 nm
Power Handling: Not Specified
Return Loss: 50 dB
Center Wavelength (λc): 1310, 1480, 1550 nm
1064/1310/1480/1550nm Polarization Beam Combiner/Splitter (PBC/PBS),

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: 50/50
Central Wavelength: 1550 nm
Power Handling: > 100mW
Return Loss: 55 dB
The 2.5 kW (6+1)×1 Backward Pump Combiner, a flagship offering from the HPPC Series, represents a pinnacle of innovation and engineering prowess in the realm of optical fiber components. Engineered to perfection, this combiner stands as a testament to cutting-edge technology, offering unparalleled performance and reliability ...

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1080 nm
Power Handling: > 100W
Return Loss: 50 dB
Product Type: Backward Pump (6+1)×1
The High Power (6+1)×1 Backward Pump & Signal Combiner (HPBPC Series) represents the pinnacle of efficiency and reliability in power combining technology. Engineered to handle the demands of high-power fiber laser systems, this combiner seamlessly integrates up to six multimode pump diodes, efficiently channeling their ...

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1060-1080 nm
Power Handling: > 100W
Return Loss: 50 dB
Product Type: Backward pump ( 6 + 1 ) ×1
The (1+1)×1 PM Pump & Signal Combiner (PMMPC Series) represents the pinnacle of optical fiber technology, offering unparalleled performance in combining the power from PM fiber lasers while ensuring exceptional signal transfer efficiency. Crafted with precision engineering, this combiner boasts a wide wavelength range, ...

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1064, 1550 nm
Power Handling: > 1W
Return Loss: 50 dB
Product Type: PM (1+1)×1
The (2+1)×1 Multimode Pump & Signal Combiner (MMPC Series) is a cutting-edge optical device specifically engineered to combine the power from two multimode pump diodes and one signal channel into a single output fiber. This combiner is designed for high-power applications, ensuring efficient power transfer and minimal ...

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1064 nm
Power Handling: > 1W
Return Loss: 50 dB
Product Type: (2+1)×1
The (2+1)×1 Polarization Maintaining Pump & Signal Combiner (PMMPC Series) is an advanced optical component designed to efficiently combine two multimode pump diodes and one signal channel into a single polarization-maintaining fiber output. This cutting-edge device leverages a proprietary pull and package technique to ...

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1060, 1550 nm
Power Handling: > 10W
Return Loss: 50 dB
Product Type: PM (2+1)×1
The (6+1)×1 Multimode Pump & Signal Combiner (MMPC Series) is a cutting-edge solution designed to enhance the efficiency and performance of high-power fiber laser and amplifier systems. This advanced combiner is capable of merging the output from six multimode pump diodes and one signal channel into a single output fiber, ...

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1064 nm
Power Handling: > 10W
Return Loss: 50 dB
Product Type: (6 + 1) × 1
The (6+1)×1 PM Pump & Signal Combiner by Fiber Resources represents an advanced solution for integrating and managing high-power pump and signal channels within optical fiber systems. This specialized component is engineered with precision to ensure exceptional performance across a wide range of wavelengths, making it ideal ...

Specifications

Splitting Ratio: Other
Central Wavelength: 1060, 1550 nm
Power Handling: > 100W
Return Loss: 50 dB
Product Type: PM (6+1)×1

Frequently Asked Questions

Some fiber beam splitters contain a classical glass cube beam splitter. Light arriving at the surface diagonal of the cube will meet a special coating that would transmit some of it and reflect the rest. The amount of light transmitted or reflected depends on the coating transmission and reflection coefficients. Once split, these beams are coupled into optical fibers. Other designs of fiber beam splitters take advantage of evanescent coupling to split the input beam into two arms or outputs. Light coming from one arm will oscillate back and forth between two channels over their overlap region and then split into two separate outputs.

Depending on the design and the application, beam splitters and combiners can be made of cube beam splitters, lenses, half-mirrors, fibers, and waveguides.

Yes, many manufacturers offer customizable beam splitter ratios.

Fiber beam splitters play a crucial role in optical communication systems, but they are especially to important in quantum information applications such as quantum computing. They can be used to encode information, build interferometers, and preform multiplexing.

Some beam splitters are polarization-maintaining, others are not.

It depends on the polarization properties of the beam splitters. In polarization-maintaining beam combiners or splitters, single-mode fibers are used as it is only possible to maintain polarization using this type of fiber of few-mode fibers. Beam splitters that are not polarization-maintaining are typically made using multimode fibers.

While 2-port and 3-port combiners are very popular choices, beam combiners are not limited to combining 2 beams only. Some beam combiner designers can interfere up to 8 input beams in order to produce one output.

There are 47 different Beam Splitters and Combiners from suppliers and manufacturers listed in this category. In just a few clicks you can compare different Beam Splitters and Combiners with each other and get an accurate quote based on your needs and specifications. Please note that the prices of Beam Splitters and Combiners vary significantly for different products based on various factors including technical parameters, features, brand name, etc. Please contact suppliers directly to inquire about the details and accurate pricing information for any product model. Simply navigate to the product page of interest and use the orange button to directly reach out to the respective supplier with one click.

Did You know?

Like cube beam splitters, fiber beam splitters are passive optical components that take one input beam and split it into 2 separate beams, a reflected beam, and a transmitted beam that are each sent into a different fiber channel. A fiber beam splitter can be made of 2 inputs and 2 outputs, or 1 input and 2 outputs. These devices are generally characterized by their splitting ratio which provides information on the amount of light that comes out of each output port. Typically, fiber beam splitters are designed to have a 50/50 splitting ratio, but 70/30, 80/20, and 90/10 are standard and commonly used splitting ratios. Conversely, beam combiners take 2 or more input beams and combine them to produce one single output. They are characterized by low insertion loss and low return loss. Beam splitters and combiners find applications in optical communications systems and networks. They are often used to monitor power in high-power systems such as lasers.