10dBm Output Single Channel In-Line EDFA Module for SDH Networks

FM SKU#:SKU00005B3
Model#:M-SDH-EDFA-LA-O10
MFG PART#:M-SDH-EDFA-LA-O10

10dBm Output In-Line EDFA Module for SDH Networks

This optical amplifier is high stability output EDFA. The key components of the product are high reliability PUMP laser. A unique APC (Automatic Power Control), AGC (Automatic Gain Control), ACC(Automatic Current Control) and ATC (Automatic Temperature Control) circuit insures the high stability and reliability output power or Gain, the unique optical circuit design ensures the excellent optical performance. The high stability and high precision MPU system to ensure the control, adjustment and monitor are intelligent and easy.
FIBER-Mart.com provide EDFA Modules for SDH networks which are designed for the Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) application. The SDH series are specially designed for single channel fiber system, and installed after the optical transmitter to increase the output power and extend signal transmission distance. Under normal operating conditions, this module will draw less than 2W of power (5V, 270 mA), and it requires only a single 5V DC power supply for operation.

Features

  • Single 5V DC operation
  • Output power: 10dBm
  • Input power： –25～–10dBm
  • Fully Customizable Design
  • Extremely low CSO: <-70dBc
  • Compact structure and circuit
  • Small footprint and ruggedized design
  • Compatible with Bellcore GR-1312-CORE
  • Low noise figure: less than 4.5 dB at 0dBm input
  • Perfect status monitoring interface: RS-232 or RS-485
  • APC, AGC, ATC and ACC control modes
  • Intelligent temperature control system: power consumption and hot radiation reduce 30% than common products

Applications

  • SDH Networks
  • Short pulse amplification
  • Optical distributed system
  • Fiber optic link amplification
  • Test and measurement systems
  • Video optical transmission system
  • Rack mount optical amplify system
  • Military and industrial applications
  • Single-channel or optical communication systems

Mechanical Dimension

M8121：164×85×18mm

Order Information

CategoryStructureApplicationInput powerOutput powerOutput portsVoltageInterface
M: Module81: Mechanical Dimension: 164×85×18mm2: Fiber Amplifier1: –25~ 10dBm9: other6: 6dBm
…
20: 20dBm		1: 1 port
2: 2 ports		7: 5V DC
8: 3.3V DC		1: SC/UPC
2: SC/APC
3: FC/UPC
4: FC/APC
5: LC/UPC
6: LC/APC

※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
Wavelengthλc153015501562nm
Output power(1)Po------------10dBm
Input powerPi-25-------10dBm
GainG------ ------dB
Noise Figure(2)NF------4.5-----dB
Output Power stabilityΔPo-----±0.05±0.1dB
Return LossRL---------------45dB
PDGPDG-------------0.3dB
PDMPMD-------------0.5ps

(1): Output power and dual output is optional.
(2): Test at 0dBm input.

Electric Characteristics

ParameterSymbolMinTypMaxUnit
Power supply ※Vps3.0/4.53.3/5.03.5/5.5VAC
Consumption ※※P---------20W

※Actual consumption depend on the output power and environment temperature.

Environmental Characteristics

ParameterSymbolMinTypMaxUnit
Operating temperatureTw-5-----60℃
Storage temperatureTs-40-----80℃
Humidity------10------85%

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