Optical Power Regulator
Description
The Optical Power Regulator by OZ Optics combines variable attenuator expertise with optical power monitoring technology to deliver a reliable solution for maintaining constant output optical power in fiber optic systems. It offers precise control, millisecond response speed, and a dynamic range of 50 dB.
Available in single and multi-channel versions, as well as single-mode and polarization-maintaining (PM) fiber options, the Optical Power Regulator is suitable for various applications including power stabilization in DWDM networks and signal conditioning in test equipment.
Optical Power Regulator
Specifications |
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Long Term Stability: | -- % |
Aperture: | -- mm |
Minimum Insertion Loss: | 1 dB |
Attenuation Range: | 50 dB |
Input Power Range: | -20 to +25 dBm |
Wavelength Dependent Response: | ±0.25 dB (over the wavelength range of 1510–1610 nm) |
Polarization Dependence: | ±0.1 dB |
Features
- Controls output power to ±0.1 dB
- 50 dB dynamic range
- Millisecond response speed
- Available in single and multi-channel versions
- Single-mode and PM fiber versions
- OEM, rack mountable, and stand-alone versions
Applications
- Power stabilization in DWDM networks
- Signal conditioning in test equipment
For pricing, technical or any other questions please contact the supplier
- No registration required
- No markups, no fees
- Direct contact with supplier
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Ships from:
Canada
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Sold by:
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On FindLight:
since 2015
Frequently Asked Questions
The Optical Power Regulator is available in both stand-alone and miniature OEM versions.
The operating wavelength for the Optical Power Regulator is 1550 nm.
The Optical Power Regulator is available in both singlemode and polarization maintaining (PM) fiber options. The core and cladding sizes may vary depending on the specific model.
The type of connectors used with the Optical Power Regulator may vary depending on the specific model.
The minimum return loss specification for the Optical Power Regulator is not mentioned in the product description.