C-Band 10 GHz High Bandwidth Zero-Chirp LiNbO3 Intensity Modulator F10
Description
The GKER Photonics C-Band 10 GHz High Bandwidth Zero-Chirp LiNbO₃ Intensity Modulator (F10) is a cutting-edge solution designed for high-speed optical communication systems. Built using the highly reliable Mach-Zehnder Interferometer (MZI) architecture on an X-Cut, Y-Propagating lithium niobate substrate, this modulator provides exceptional performance for advanced metro to long-haul communication systems.
The F10 modulator features a Zero-Chirped design, enabling superior signal integrity at high bit rates of up to 12.5 Gb/s, making it ideal for external intensity modulation applications. Integrated with a monitor photodiode and polarizer, the F10 ensures accurate DC bias control and enhanced signal performance.
This modulator also offers a wide operating wavelength range from 1525 nm to 1570 nm, low insertion loss, and a high extinction ratio. The inclusion of a titanium-indiffused waveguide enhances the modulator's electro-optic bandwidth and ensures compliance with Telcordia GR-468-Core reliability standards. The hermetic packaging further ensures long-term stability and environmental resistance, making the F10 a robust choice for demanding optical networks and instrumentation applications.
C-Band 10 GHz High Bandwidth Zero-Chirp LiNbO3 Intensity Modulator F10
Specifications |
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| Operating Wavelength: | 1525 -1570 nm |
| Insertion Loss: | - dB |
| Extinction Ratio: | 20 dB |
| PRBS Eye Extinction Ratio: | 13 dB |
| Chirp, Alpha Parameter: | -0.1 nominal |
| Optical Return Loss: | 45 dB |
| PRBS Electrical Drive Voltage: | - Vpp |
| S₂₁ Electro-Optic Bandwidth: | 11 GHz |
| Bandwidth Ripple: | -1 dB |
| S₁₁ Electrical Return Loss: | 10 dB |
| RF Vπ Voltage: | - V |
Features
- Titanium-Indiffused Waveguide: Enhances reliability and ensures long-term performance stability
- X-Cut LiNbO₃ Technology: Provides superior signal integrity with reduced drive voltage and high linearity
- C-Band Operation: Optimized for performance across the 1525-1570 nm wavelength range
- Zero-Chirped Design: Ensures minimal signal distortion, ideal for high-speed communication systems
- Integrated Monitor Photodiode: Allows precise DC bias control and monitoring of output optical power
- Integrated Polarizer: Improves signal quality by maintaining consistent polarization
- Compliance with Telcordia GR-468-Core: Meets rigorous standards for reliability and environmental stability
- Hermetic Package: Protects the modulator from environmental factors, ensuring long-term durability.
Applications
- High-Speed Optical Communication: Ideal for external intensity modulation from 10 to 12.5 Gb/s NRZ and Electrical RZ
- High-Frequency Fiber Optic Links: Suitable for demanding fiber optic link applications requiring high bandwidth
- Optical Instrumentation: Perfect for precision measurement and testing in advanced optical systems
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Frequently Asked Questions
The modulator operates in the C-Band, specifically from 1525 nm to 1570 nm.
The Zero-Chirped design minimizes signal distortion, making it ideal for high bit-rate communication systems.
The modulator utilizes Titanium-Indiffused waveguide technology for enhanced reliability and performance.
The typical insertion loss without connectors is approximately 4.5 dB.
Yes, it is suitable for high-frequency fiber optic links, supporting modulation speeds up to 12.5 Gb/s.
Yes, it includes an integrated monitor photodiode for DC bias control and output power monitoring.
Yes, it meets Telcordia GR-468-Core standards, ensuring reliability and environmental stability.
The modulator operates within a temperature range of -5°C to +75°C.
The input fiber is typically Corning PM15-U40D (Panda fiber), and the output fiber is Corning SMF-28TM.
The integrated polarizer improves signal quality by maintaining consistent polarization throughout the modulation process.