Frequently Asked Questions

A polarization maintaining isolator is an optical device designed to allow light to pass through in one direction while blocking it in the opposite direction. It typically consists of a polarizer, a Faraday rotator, and an analyzer. The Faraday rotator rotates the polarization of the light, allowing it to pass through the device in one direction while blocking it in the reverse direction.

The 2 µm Polarization Maintaining Isolator features high power handling capability, low insertion loss, high isolation, and superior reliability. It is compliant with Telcordia standards and offers customizable options for connectors, fiber jackets, and other parameters to suit specific application requirements.

This isolator is commonly used in 2 µm laser systems for applications such as spectroscopy, medical equipment, materials processing, telecommunications, and scientific research. It ensures stable and efficient performance by preventing back reflections and maintaining signal purity.

The PMI Series isolator offers various options for wavelength, power handling, connector type, fiber jacket, and other parameters. To select the optimal configuration for your application, consider factors such as the operating wavelength, power requirements, environmental conditions, and compatibility with existing optical components.

Single-stage isolators provide basic isolation, while dual-stage isolators offer higher levels of isolation, making them suitable for applications that require enhanced signal purity and suppression of back reflections. Dual-stage isolators typically have higher insertion loss but provide superior performance in demanding environments.

This isolator is backed by a warranty against manufacturing defects, and technical support is available to assist with installation, operation, and troubleshooting. For specific warranty terms and support options, please refer to the product documentation or contact our customer support team.

Yes, the PMI Series isolator offers customization options for wavelength, power handling, connector type, fiber jacket, and other parameters. Our team can work with you to tailor the isolator to your unique specifications and application needs.

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