Tunable laser light source KLS-201A (1064)
Description
KLS-201A series are the tunable laser light sources which have a narrow spectrum linewidth and a low relative intensity noise(RIN). This product is the most suitable for the measurement in which high isolation, polarization stability and modulation are neccessary.
Tunable laser light source KLS-201A (1064)
Specifications |
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| Center Wavelegth: | 1064 nm |
| Tuning Range: | 1000-1100nm |
| Sweep Speed: | N/A nm/sec |
| Power: | 0.5 dBm |
Features
- Wide dynamic range
KLS-201A series guarantee an accurate measurement of optical devices with its extraordinary wide dynamic range.
Low noise
KLS-201A sereis is best suitable for noise figure (NF) measurement of the optical fiber amplifier: EDFA, etc. The excellent RIN (Relative Intensity Noise) characteristics ensures accurate measurement without affecting the characteristics of measuring object.
- Narrow spectrum linewidth
Spectrum linewidth indicates the distribution of wavelength, and the narrower the spectrum line-width, the higher the wavelength isolation. Variation of the oscillation frequency affects the optical spectrum linewidth.
Applications
Mearsurement of the optical components and equipments
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Frequently Asked Questions
The KLS-201A series is suitable for the measurement of optical components and equipment.
The KLS-201A series has a wide dynamic range, low noise, and a narrow spectrum linewidth.
The KLS-201A series is best suited for measurements where high isolation, polarization stability, and modulation are necessary.
The KLS-201A series are tunable laser light sources that have a narrow spectrum linewidth and low relative intensity noise (RIN).
The spectrum linewidth is the distribution of wavelength, and the narrower the spectrum linewidth, the higher the wavelength isolation.