OSX-150 MEMS Optical Switch
Description
The OSX-150 is an optical switch for single mode or multimode applications available in a slim-line, ultra-compact frame. This optical switch is USB powered and incorporates the latest MEMS technology in high-speed switching.
With high repeatability and low loss, the OSX-150 is ideally suited for high channel count optical devices such as DWDM, waveguides, and splitters.
OSX-150 MEMS Optical Switch
Specifications |
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| Number Of Ports: | 4-24 |
| Wavelength Range: | 1250-1660nm |
| Insertion Loss (typical): | 0.7 dB |
| Return Loss: | -- dB |
| Backreflection: | ≤ –50 dB |
| PDL: | <0.05 dB |
| Repeatability (Random Switching): | -- dB |
| Repeatability (sequential): | 0.1 dB |
| Crosstalk (maximum): | -80 dB |
| Maximum Input Power: | 300 mW |
| Switching Time: | 10 ms |
| Switch Life: | 10⁸ cycles |
Features
- MEMS technology, high reliability, long life
- 2×2 configuration available for bi-directional testing
- High speed USB interface for communication
- USB powered, no external power supply needed
- Bright organic OLED for channel display
- Interface to custom applications via Santec’s SDK
Applications
- Line protection and
redundancy - Remote Network Monitoring
- By-Pass switching
- Resource sharing
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How to order?
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Ships from:
Japan
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Sold by:
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On FindLight:
since 2020
Frequently Asked Questions
No, the OSX-150 is USB powered and does not require an external power supply.
With high repeatability and low loss, the OSX-150 is ideally suited for high channel count optical devices such as DWDM, waveguides, and splitters.
The OSX-150 is available in 1x2 and 2x2 configurations, with options for connector type, fiber type, and number of outputs.
The OSX-150 is an optical switch for single mode or multimode applications available in a slim-line, ultra-compact frame.
The OSX-150 incorporates the latest MEMS technology in high-speed switching.