Description
Designed for high precision and reliability, the 2 μm Fiber to Free Space High Power Isolator is an essential component for fiber laser systems and advanced instrumentation requiring high power management. This isolator excels in minimizing optical losses with a remarkably low insertion loss, while providing superior isolation to protect against feedback that can degrade system performance.
The device is optimized for a center wavelength of 2000 nm, making it particularly suitable for mid-infrared applications. It boasts an excellent extinction ratio (20 dB for PM types), ensuring effective polarization maintenance where required. Additionally, the isolator handles up to 5 watts of average optical power and can manage peak powers for nanosecond pulses up to 10 kW, accommodating a wide range of intensive laser operations.
With a high return loss of 45 dB, the isolator enhances overall system efficiency by preventing the re-entry of signals into the laser source. Its design is built to withstand diverse environmental conditions, operating reliably across a temperature range from 10°C to 60°C, ensuring stability and durability in varied operational contexts.
2000nm Fiber to Free Space High Power Isolator for Pulse Application
Specifications
Type Of The Device: | Isolator |
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Operating Wavelength: | 2000 nm |
Max Power: | 5 W |
Min Isolation: | 35 dB |
Center Wavelength (λc): | 2000 nm |
Operating Wavelength Range: | λc ± 30 nm |
Output Beam Diameter: | 4.9 ± 0.5 mm |
Extinction Ratio (PM Type Only, Both Axes Are Working): | 20 dB |
Min. Isolation @ λc, 25 ℃: | 35 dB |
Max. Average Optical Power: | 5 W |
Max. Peak Power For Ns Pulse: | 10 kW |
Features
- Low Insertion Loss (0.5 dB): Ensures minimal power loss during transmission, crucial for maintaining efficiency in high-power laser systems.
- High Isolation (35 dB): Offers robust isolation to protect against feedback and signal degradation, essential for stable laser operation.
- High Return Loss (45 dB): Minimizes signal leakage back into the laser source, enhancing the overall system performance.
- High Power Handling: Capable of managing up to 5 watts of average optical power and peak powers up to 10 kW for nanosecond pulses, suitable for various high-power applications.
- Excellent Extinction Ratio (20 dB for PM type): Provides effective polarization maintenance, critical for applications requiring precise polarization control.
- Environmental Stability and Reliability: Operates effectively within a wide temperature range (10°C to 60°C), ensuring performance stability under varying environmental conditions.
- Customizable Configuration: Offers options for fiber type, fiber jacket, and fiber length, allowing adaptation to specific system requirements.
Applications
- Mid-Infrared Fiber Lasers: Ideal for systems operating at around 2 μm wavelength, commonly used in materials processing, medical surgeries, and scientific research.
- Telecommunications: Enhances the performance of communication systems that utilize mid-infrared wavelengths for specialized data transmission, where high isolation and low insertion loss are crucial.
- Medical Instrumentation: Supports medical laser systems used in diagnostics and surgical procedures, where precise laser control and stability are necessary for effective treatments.
- Scientific Research: Provides a reliable component for experiments involving mid-infrared lasers in fields such as spectroscopy, where consistent laser output and polarization control are essential.
- Industrial Processing: Used in laser systems for cutting, engraving, and other manufacturing processes that require lasers at the 2 μm wavelength, benefiting from the isolator’s high power handling and stability.
- Military and Defense: Integral in military applications where mid-infrared lasers are used for targeting, range-finding, and other tactical systems, requiring robust environmental stability and reliable performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
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