1310 -1550nm Multimode Single Fiber Collimator
Description
The GKER Photonics Multimode Single Fiber Collimator (GK-MMC Series) is a crucial component for high-performance optical systems, designed to provide precise collimation of light from multimode fibers. As a foundational element in in-line fiber optic components such as isolators and wavelength division multiplexers (WDM), this collimator ensures optimal signal transmission with low insertion loss and high return loss.
The GK-MMC Series is engineered with advanced manufacturing techniques and superior anti-reflective (AR) coatings, which enable the collimator to manage high optical power with exceptional stability and efficiency. Available in various center wavelengths including 1310 nm and 1550 nm, this collimator offers flexibility for integration into a wide range of optical communication systems, testing equipment, and industrial automation applications.
The product features customizable options, allowing users to specify parameters such as lens diameter, working distance, connector type, fiber jacket, and fiber core size. The collimator is built to endure harsh environments, with an operating temperature range of -5°C to +70°C and a storage temperature range of -40°C to +85°C, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations.
Whether you're working on complex optical networks or laser-based systems, the GKER Photonics Multimode Single Fiber Collimator provides reliable, high-performance solutions tailored to meet your specific needs.
1310 -1550nm Multimode Single Fiber Collimator
Specifications |
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| Center Wavelength (λc): | 1310, 1550, or, specified nm |
| Operating Wavelength Range: | λc ± 30 nm |
| Working Distance: | 5, or specified mm |
| Typ. Insertion Loss: | 0.20 dB |
| Max. Insertion Loss: | 0.25 dB |
| Min. Return Loss: | 35 dB |
| Max. Tensile Load: | 5 N |
| Fiber Type: | Multimode Fiber 105/125, 62.5/125, 50/125 µm, or specified - |
| Operating Temperature: | - 5 to + 70 ℃ |
| Storage Temperature: | - 40 to + 85 ℃ |
Features
- Low Insertion Loss: Ensures minimal signal loss with a typical insertion loss of 0.20 dB
- High Return Loss: Provides excellent signal reflection with a minimum return loss of 35 dB
- High Power Handling: Advanced AR coating allows the collimator to handle high optical power efficiently
- Customizable Options: Offers various customization options for wavelength, lens diameter, connector type, and more
Applications
- Optical Communication Systems: Ideal for enhancing signal transmission in optical networks
- Laser Applications: Suitable for precise laser systems requiring efficient light collimation
- Industrial Automation: Supports automation systems with high-performance optical components
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Frequently Asked Questions
The typical insertion loss is 0.20 dB, ensuring minimal signal loss during operation.
The collimator is available in standard wavelengths of 1310 nm and 1550 nm, with custom wavelengths available upon request.
Yes, the advanced AR coating enables the collimator to handle high optical power efficiently.
The operating temperature range is from -5°C to +70°C, making it suitable for various environments.
Yes, the collimator offers customizable options for lens diameter, working distance, connector type, fiber jacket, and fiber core size.
It is ideal for optical communication systems, laser applications, and industrial automation.
The minimum return loss is 35 dB, providing excellent signal reflection and reducing signal degradation.
The collimator is built with durable materials and advanced coatings, allowing it to operate reliably in temperatures ranging from -5°C to +70°C.
The collimator is compatible with multimode fibers such as 105/125 µm, 62.5/125 µm, and 50/125 µm, with additional options available upon request.
The working distance, typically 5 mm, is customizable and affects the collimation of light, ensuring optimal performance for different applications.