Frequently Asked Questions

The Bandpass Filter is designed with a center wavelength of 1080 nm. This specific wavelength allows the filter to target and isolate signals effectively in the fiber optic systems.

The pass bandwidth of the Bandpass Filter is 5 nm. This means that the filter effectively transmits light within a 5 nm range centered around the specified wavelength.

The maximum insertion loss of the filter over its pass band is 1.0 dB. This low insertion loss ensures minimal signal attenuation within the filter’s operational bandwidth.

The filter provides high suppression of unwanted wavelengths outside the specified ranges of 1030 - 1070 nm and 1090 - 1150 nm. This helps in blocking noise and unwanted signals effectively.

The maximum polarization dependent loss (PDL) is 0.1 dB. This low PDL ensures that the filter performs consistently across different polarization states of the light.

This high return loss value indicates excellent performance in minimizing signal reflection.

The filter can handle up to 5 W of continuous wave optical power. This high power handling capability makes it suitable for high-power applications and ensures durability.

The maximum tensile load the filter can withstand is 5 N. This ensures that the filter maintains its performance under mechanical stress and ensures reliability in various installations.

The Bandpass Filter uses HI 1060 fiber. This fiber type is chosen for its low loss and high performance characteristics, making it ideal for high-precision optical applications.

The operating temperature range of the filter is from -5°C to +70°C, ensuring reliable performance in varying environmental conditions. The storage temperature range is from -40°C to +85°C, allowing for safe handling and storage over a broad temperature range.

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