1.5mw Output Power 980nm SLED Broadband Light Source

FM SKU#:SKU0380A2
Model#:FMLED-980-05
MFG PART#:

1.5mw Output Power 980nm SLED Broadband Light Source

Fiber-Mart offers varies standards of Superluminescent Light Emitting Diodes (SLED s) broad band light sources with high stability and reliability as well as a wide wavelength ranging from 650nm to 1650nm. Fiber-Mart’s SLEDs have very rich application which includes fiber optical sensors, optical test instuments, biomedical imaging systems and spectrum analyses. Plus, vaires available output powers meet out customers different controls. This 980nm wavelength SLED broad light source is designed with 1.5mw, 3mw and 5mw output power to meet your specific use.

Key Features

  • FBG Optical Sensor System
  • Optical Communication
  • Optical Passive device testing
  • Spectrum analyses

Application

  • High Precision ATC and APC Control Circuit
  • High stability and reliability
  • Broadband spectrum

Specifications

ItemUnitParameters
Central wavelength(λ1 -λ2)nm980±20
Spectrum width(3dB)nm≥30
Output powermw1.5、3、5
short term stabilitydB/min≤±0.01/15
long term stabilitydB/hour≤±0.03/8
Operating mode CW, internal modulate, external modulate
Fiber Pigtail HI 1060
Output connector FC/UPC, FC/APC
Operating temperature℃0 ~ 40
Storage temperature℃-20 ~ 70
Power supply 110/220V AC±10%, 50Hz, 20W
Dimensions (L×W×H)mm90×70×18 or 322×220×88

Note:
1.Specifications may change without notice.
2.Devices can be customized to meet your specific use, such as custom optical performance and custom housing or fibers.For more information, please email sales@fiber-mart.com or call us at +1-86-2786-1199

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Ordering Information

Fiber-Mart custom designs and manufactures high performanceSLED Broadband Light Source to meet your special application. And also, by combining our technical expertise with our extensive micro-optic manufacturing and packaging capability, your volume requirements for components and customized integrated products can be met. We are happy to discuss your requirements. For more ordering and price information, Please contact us at support@fiber-mart.com or +1-86-2786-1199.

For example: FMLED -M1098M2FP
Series CodeTypeDisplayPower AdjustableOperating WavelengthFiber TypeOutput PowerConnector Type
FMLEDM=Module
D=Desk-top		0=Without
1=With		0=Without
1=With		65=650nm
75=750nm
85=850nm
88=880nm
98=980nm
13=1310nm
15=1550nm
16=1650nm
126=1250nm~1650nm
S=Special		S=Single-Mode Fiber
P=PM Fiber
M=Multi-Mode Fiber		1=1mw
2=1.5mw
3=2mw
4=3mw
5=5mw
6=8mw
7=10mw
8=20mw
9=30mw
10=Special		FP=FC/UPC
FA=FC/APC
SP=ST/UPC
SA=FT/APC
LP=LC/UPC
LA=LC/APC
SU=SC/UPC
SC=SC/APC



Specifications

ItemUnitParameters
Central wavelength(λ1 -λ2)nm980±20
Spectrum width(3dB)nm≥30
Output powermw1.5、3、5
short term stabilitydB/min≤±0.01/15
long term stabilitydB/hour≤±0.03/8
Operating mode CW,internalmodulate,externalmodulate
Fiber Pigtail HI1060
Output connector FC/PC, FC/UPC or FC/APC
Operating temperature℃0 ~ 40
Storage temperature℃-20 ~ 70
Power supply 110/220V AC±10%, 50Hz, 20W
Dimensions (L×W×H)mm90×70×18or322×220×88

Note:
1.Specifications may change without notice.
2.Devices can be customized to meet your specific use, such as custom optical performance and custom housing or fibers.For more information, please email sales@fiber-mart.com or call us at +1-86-2786-1199

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