4-Port Polarization Maintaining Circulator
Description
The GKER Photonics 4-Port Polarization Maintaining Circulator (GK-DPMCIR Series) is a versatile and high-performance optical component designed for demanding fiber optic applications. This circulator efficiently routes signals in a 2×2 configuration: incoming signals from Port 1 are directed to Port 2, signals from Port 2 are directed to Port 3, and signals from Port 3 are directed to Port 4. This advanced circulator is engineered for optimal performance in the 2000 nm wavelength range and is available in two types, each providing specific operating parameters to suit various needs.
Key features of the GK-DPMCIR Series include high isolation, low insertion loss, and a high extinction ratio, ensuring minimal signal loss and interference, even in complex optical systems. Its robust design offers excellent environmental stability, making it suitable for a wide range of operating conditions.
The circulator is available with either PM 1550 Panda Fiber or PM 1950 Panda Fiber, providing flexibility in handling different wavelength ranges. It is an ideal choice for applications requiring precise signal routing and high-power handling capabilities.
4-Port Polarization Maintaining Circulator
Specifications |
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Type Of The Device: | Circulator |
Operating Wavelength: | 2000 nm |
Max Power: | 300 W |
Min Isolation: | 40 20 dB |
Center Wavelength (λc): | 2000 nm |
Operating Wavelength Range: | λc ± 30 λc ± 20 dB |
Typ. Insertion Loss (for Type1), λc, 23 ℃: | 1.3 1.2 dB |
Max. Insertion Loss (for Type1), - 5 To + 70 ℃, All Wavelength: | 1.6 1.5 dB |
RangeTyp. Insertion Loss (for Type2), λc, 23 ℃: | 1.5 1.4 dB |
Max. Insertion Loss (for Type2), - 5 To + 70℃, All Wavelength Range: | 1.8 1.7 dB |
Peak Isolation: | 52 40 dB |
Typ. Isolation, λc, 23 ℃: | 50 30 dB |
Min. Isolation, All Wavelength Range, 23 ℃: | 40 20 dB |
Min. Extinction Ratio: | 18 18 dB |
Min. Crosstalk (1 → 3, 2 → 4): | 50 dB |
Min. Return Loss: | 55 dB |
Max. Optical Power (Continuous Wave): | 300 mW |
Fiber Type: | Type1: PM 1550 Panda Fiber for all Ports Type2: PM 1950 Panda Fiber for all Ports - |
Max. Tensile Load: | 5 N |
Operating Temperature: | - 5 to + 70 ℃ |
Features
- Polarization Maintaining Design: Ensures stable performance with aligned polarization
- Low Insertion Loss: Minimum signal loss with typical values as low as 1.2 dB
- High Isolation: Provides peak isolation of up to 52 dB, ensuring signal integrity
- High Extinction Ratio: Maintains a minimum extinction ratio of 18 dB for optimal performance
- High Power Handling: Capable of handling up to 300 mW of continuous wave optical power
- Versatile Fiber Compatibility: Available with PM 1550 or PM 1950 Panda Fiber for various
Applications
- Fiber Optic Communication Systems: Ideal for high-performance optical routing and signal management
- Laser Systems: Suitable for precise routing and monitoring in laser setups
- Optical Instrumentation: Essential for reliable signal processing and measurement in optical instruments
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since 2024
Frequently Asked Questions
The GK-DPMCIR Series operates at a center wavelength of 2000 nm, with a wavelength range of λc ± 30 nm.
In Type A, the routing path is 1 → 2, 2 → 3, and 3 → 4. In Type B, the routing path includes 4 → 1, providing a full 4-port loop configuration.
For Type A, the typical insertion loss is 1.3 dB at 23°C. For Type B, it is 1.6 dB at 23°C.
The circulator can handle up to 300 mW of continuous wave optical power.
The maximum tensile load is 5 N.
The circulator is available with PM 1550 Panda Fiber (Type 1) and PM 1950 Panda Fiber (Type 2).
The operating temperature range is from -5°C to +70°C.
Yes, it is suitable for high-power laser applications, given its high isolation and power handling capabilities.
The minimum return loss is 50 dB, and the minimum extinction ratio is 18 dB.
The connector type can impact insertion loss and return loss. For each connector added, insertion loss increases by 0.3 dB, and return loss decreases by 5 dB.