Frequently Asked Questions

The TGG Based Optical Isolator is used to suppress back reflection and back scattering in lasers, transmitters, and other fiber optics communication equipment.

The key features of the TGG Based Optical Isolator include high isolation, low insertion loss, cost-effectiveness, and excellent environmental stability and reliability.

The TGG Based Optical Isolator can handle powers ranging from 300mW to 150W, or other powers upon request.

The TGG Based Optical Isolator has center operating wavelengths ranging from 500nm to 2100nm.

Yes, DK Photonics welcomes the opportunity to review your desired specifications and quote a custom isolator. They can address requests for custom fiber pigtails, different wavelengths, handling power of operation, or other specific needs.

TGG (terbium gallium garnet) crystals offer strong Faraday rotation and low absorption at 532nm, making them exceptionally effective for green laser isolation. Their high damage threshold and thermal stability make them the preferred choice in high-power 532nm fiber isolator applications.

Yes. The isolator is designed to handle both continuous-wave and pulsed laser operation. Depending on your selected configuration, it can support peak powers up to 10 kW in nanosecond pulses, making it suitable for pulsed green laser systems in micromachining and biomedical fields.

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