Frequently Asked Questions

The GK-PMFWDM Series operates with a pass band wavelength range of 1950 to 2050 nm and a reflection band wavelength range of 1560 to 1580 nm. This range allows for effective wavelength division multiplexing across these critical optical communication bands.

The typical insertion loss for the GK-PMFWDM Series is 0.6 dB. This low insertion loss ensures minimal signal attenuation as light passes through the multiplexer, contributing to high-efficiency signal routing and combining.

The maximum insertion loss for this multiplexer is 0.8 dB. This value represents the worst-case scenario for signal attenuation within the device, ensuring that even under less ideal conditions, the signal remains effectively managed.

The device provides a typical isolation of 30 dB. This high level of isolation helps to prevent cross-talk and interference between channels, ensuring that signals are kept separate and their integrity is maintained.

The minimum isolation level for the GK-PMFWDM Series is 25 dB. This ensures that even at the lower end of performance, the device provides substantial separation between channels to minimize signal leakage and interference.

The minimum return loss is 50 dB. This high return loss indicates that the multiplexer effectively reflects back any light that is not transmitted, reducing potential signal loss and ensuring efficient operation in high-speed network systems.

The typical polarization dependent loss (PDL) is 0.005 dB. This very low PDL value signifies that the multiplexer maintains its performance regardless of the polarization state of the incoming light, which is critical for maintaining signal quality in polarization-sensitive applications.

The device can handle a maximum optical power of 300 mW (continuous wave). This capability allows the multiplexer to be used in high-power applications without compromising performance or risking damage to the device.

The GK-PMFWDM Series operates within a temperature range of -5°C to +70°C. It is designed to maintain its performance and reliability under varying environmental conditions, making it suitable for use in diverse operational environments. The storage temperature range is from -40°C to +85°C, ensuring safe handling and storage of the device outside of its operational range.

The multiplexer can withstand a maximum tensile load of 5 N. This robust construction ensures that the device remains stable and functional even under mechanical stress, providing durability and reliability in various installations.

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