33dBm Output Compact Full Functional High Power Fiber Amplifier Module

33dBm Output Compact Full Functional High Power Fiber Amplifier Module

FM SKU#:SKU00016K3
Model#:HPA-M-O-33
MFG PART#:HPA-M-O-33

33dBm Output Compact Full Functional High Power Fiber Amplifier Module

This Compact Full Functional High Power Fiber Amplifier Module is a kind of C-Band, high power and full-function optical fiber amplifier module. The key components of the product are high reliability multimode PUMP laser and the double cladding optical fiber. The module has standard RS-232 or RS-485 interface, adopts high reliable and low power consumption design as well as adopts APC, AGC, ATC and ACC control modes. The high stability and high precision MPU system to ensure the control, adjustment and display are intelligent andeasy.
This module is highly reliable amplifier module especially designed for FTTx, CATV, FDC and HFC analog applications. Compared with conventional amplifiers, it is more compact, powerful and have higher reliability and stability.
The high power amplifier module employs patented technology for pump dump (Patent No. ZL200820150412.3), and the patented technology for the laser driver circuit (Patent No. ZL200820150413.8), to get better and more stable performance. It employs 5V DC power supply for operation.

Features

  • Single 5V DC operation
  • Output Power: 33dBm
  • Input Power: -3~10dBm
  • Extremely low CSO: ＜-70dBc
  • Compact size: 150×125×24 (mm)
  • Wide operating temperature range
  • APC, AGC, ATC and ACC control modes
  • Low noise figure: less than 4.5dB at 0dBm input
  • High stability and reliability: MTBF＞150000 hours
  • Perfect status monitoring interface: RS-232 or RS-485
  • Er-Yb co-doped double cladding amplification technology: Pump dump patent

Applications

  • FTTH system
  • Power actuator
  • Data transmission
  • Optical distribute system
  • Research and Design area
  • Detection for gas absorption
  • Free space optical communication
  • Power booster for tunable sources
  • Analog CATV Transmission System
  • Test/Measurement for optical device/systems

Mechanical Dimension

150×125×19mm

Order Information

CategoryStructureApplicationInput powerOutput powerOutput portsVoltageInterface
M: Module12: Mechanical Dimension:
150×125×24mm		3: Amplifier1: -3~10dBm
9: other		27: 27dBm
…
33: 33dBm		1: 1port
2: 2ports		7: 5V DC
8: 3.3V DC		1: SC/UPC
2: SC/APC
3: FC/UPC
4: FC/APC
5: LC/UPC

※If you need custom service, such as more output ports or some special input/output power value for this module, pls send emails to sales@fiber-mart.com, we will contact you within 24 hours.
 

Optical Characteristics

ParameterSymbolMinTypMaxUnit
Wavelengthλc154015501562nm
Output power (1)Po ------33dBm
Input PowerPi-3------10dBm
GainG------ ------dB
Noise Figure (2)NF------4.5-----dB
Output power stabilityΔPo-----±0.05±0.1dB
Return LossRL---------------45dB
PDGPDG-------------0.3dB
PMDPMD-------------0.5ps
(1): Output power and dual output is optional.
(2): Test at 0dBm input.

Electric Characteristics

ParameterSymbolMinTypMaxUnit
Power SupplyVps3.0/4.53.3/5.03.5/5.5VDC
Consumption※P---------30W
※Actual consumption depend on the output power and environment temperature

Environmental Characteristics

ParameterSymbolMinTypMaxUnit
Operating temperatureTw-5-----60℃
Storage TemperatureTs-40-----80℃
Humidity------10------85%
(3): Non-condensing

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