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Three Window FBT Coupler
Manufacturer: SOPTO | |
Product Name: Three Window FBT Coupler | |
FiberType: SMF28orcustomerspecified | |
Fiberstyle(in): 250umbarefiber, 0.9loosetube or others | |
Lengthofpigtail: 1m or Customer specified | |
OperatingWavelength: 1260~1650nm | |
OperatingTemperature: -40~85℃ | |
StorageTemperature: -40~85℃ | |
Connector: FC/SC/LC; UPC/APC |
The Three Window FBT Coupler employs bandwidth extending techniques to change the wavelength and to make the coupler meet the requirement of light wave accurate distribution in 3 windows.
The single mode Three Window FBT Couplers are used to "combine 3 networks together", they can realize 2-way transmission of 2 / 3 waves by 1 single optical fiber.
Also, customers can specify your required coupling ratios for this Three Window Splitter. FC/UPC or APC, SC/UPC or APC, LC/UPC or APC and ST/UPC or APC fiber optic connectors are available.
Features
Low insertion loss
Low polarization dependent loss (PDL)
Low wavelength dependence loss
Various of coupling ratios available
High Quality/price ratio
Excellent environmental and mechanical stability
Good directivity
Tested to Telecordia GR-1221 (bare fiber version)
Application
FTTH network
Passive optical network
CATV networks
LAN & WAN
Optical fiber communication system
Optical fiber testing equipment
Data communications
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