Frequently Asked Questions

The maximum insertion loss of the GK-PMWDM Series is 0.7 dB. This ensures that the signal loss during wavelength division or combination is kept to a minimum, preserving signal quality.

The multiplexer offers a minimum extinction ratio of 20 dB. This high extinction ratio helps in maintaining signal integrity by ensuring a significant difference between the transmitted and reflected signals.

The multiplexer is designed to operate at two key wavelengths: 2000 nm and 1570 nm. It has a tolerance of ±20 nm, which allows it to effectively manage signals within this range.

The multiplexer can handle up to 300 mW of continuous optical power. This capacity is suitable for high-power applications without compromising performance or causing damage to the device.

The device is designed to operate within a temperature range of -5°C to +70°C. This wide range ensures reliable performance in various environmental conditions.

The GK-PMWDM Series utilizes PM 1550 Panda fiber. This polarization-maintaining fiber is crucial for ensuring stable and consistent performance in fiber optic applications.

The minimum return loss for the multiplexer is 55 dB. This high return loss minimizes reflections and ensures that the majority of the signal is transmitted through the device.

The device exhibits excellent thermal stability with a value of 0.005 dB/°C. This means that variations in temperature have minimal impact on the performance and signal quality of the multiplexer.

The maximum directivity is 55 dB, which indicates the device's ability to ensure that light is directed with high precision and minimal loss of signal.

The multiplexer has a diameter of Φ3.0 mm. The length varies depending on the fiber type: 60 ± 1 mm for 250 µm Bare Fiber and 76 ± 1 mm for 900 µm Loose Tube. These dimensions are crucial for ensuring compatibility with various optical setups.

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