C Band ASE Broadband Light Source Wavalength 1525～1565nm Without GFF Bechtop

FM SKU#:SKU0570C2
Model#:ASE-C-N-FM
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C Band ASE Broadband Light Source Wavalength 1525～1565nm Without GFF Bechtop

ASE light source is a hig stable, hig outpt power broadband light source. The new generation of ASE sources have no high frequency ripples, which makes them very useful for sensor interrogation applications. These broadband light sources have desktop or min size module package. Fiber-Mart provides C-band 、C+L band and broadband ASE. These are available with either a flattened spectral output for demanding applications, or a non-flattened response for less demanding or cost-sensitive applications. A range of output powers are available.

Application

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

Features

  • High Precision ATC and APC Control Circuit
  • High stability and reliability
  • Low Flatness
  • High output power
  • Fiber communication equipment test

Typical Spectrum



15dBm output spectrum without GFF


13dBm output spectrum with GFF <=1.5dB

Order Information

ASE-CTypeGFFStandardFiber TypeOutput PowerConnector
 M=Module
D=Desk-top		G=GFF
N=Without
GFF		Without Display
Power：Without
Adjust		S=SM Fiber
P=PM Fiber		10=10mw
20=20mw
etc		FC/UPC
FC/APC
etc


ParametersASE-C
GFF//GFF
Operating wavelength (nm)1525～15651526～1565
Output power (dBm)10.0 ～237.0~17.0
Spectral density (dBm/nm)-20 ～ -2
Spectral stability (dBm/nm)≤±0.05(5 min)
Output power short-term stability (dB)≤±0.01 (5 min)
Output power long-term stability (dB)≤±0.03 (8 hour)
Polarization≤5%
Pigtail fiberSMF-28 or PM Fiber
Connector typeFC/PC, FC/UPC or FC/APC
Operating temperature (℃)0 ～+65 (-20 ～ +65 available)
Storage temperature (℃)-20 ～+70
Relative humidity (%)20～80
Power Supply110/220V AC,+5V or +3.3V DC;>500mA; △V＜1%
Maximal Power Consumption10W
Dimensions (L×W×H mm)90×70×16, 100x80x20 ,322×220×88

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