Frequently Asked Questions

The 2 μm Fiber to Free Space High Power Isolator is a device designed to minimize optical feedback and maximize signal integrity in laser systems operating around a 2000 nm wavelength. It features low insertion loss, high isolation, and is suited for fiber laser and instrumentation applications.

It enhances fiber laser systems by providing low insertion loss and high isolation, which are crucial for maintaining the efficiency and stability of the laser output, particularly in systems that operate at mid-infrared wavelengths.

High isolation is critical as it prevents back reflections into the laser source, which can cause destabilization and damage. This is especially important in high-power applications where maintaining laser quality and safety is paramount.

Yes, the isolator is capable of handling up to 5 watts of average optical power and peak powers up to 10 kW for nanosecond pulses, making it suitable for a range of demanding laser operations.

Key features include low insertion loss of 0.5 dB, high isolation of 35 dB, a return loss of 45 dB, excellent environmental stability, and the ability to handle significant optical power. It also offers customization options for specific application needs.

It is typically used in mid-infrared fiber lasers for industrial processing, telecommunications, medical instrumentation, scientific research, and military applications where precise control over laser characteristics is crucial.

High return loss means that the isolator effectively prevents signals from leaking back to the laser source, which enhances the efficiency and safety of the system by reducing potential interference and damage.

The isolator’s capability to operate within a temperature range of 10°C to 60°C ensures reliable performance under varying environmental conditions, essential for applications in fields such as medical technology and military systems where operational reliability is critical.

The isolator offers various customization options including fiber jacket type, fiber length, and specific requirements for polarization-maintaining or non-polarization-maintaining types, allowing for tailored solutions to meet different system requirements.

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