FRA-CL-1400-B C+L band 1400mW Distributed Fiber Raman Amplifier SM Fiber Laser Source Benchtop
Fiber Raman amplifiers use the Raman scattering effect in quartz optical fibers to provide gain for optical signals. They have the advantages of wide gain range, flat gain, and low noise. C+L band first-order Raman amplifiers use dedicated wavelength lasers as Raman pumps to provide gain for C+L band signal light, which can effectively compensate for the attenuation of optical signals in long-distance optical fiber transmission. They are suitable for long-distance optical transmission systems and distributed optical fiber sensing systems. *Note 1
[Features]
Wide wavelength range
High gain factor
Low noise figure
[Application]
Long distance fiber optic communication
Fiber Distributed Sensing
Fiber laser
[Specifications]
Parameters
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Unit
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Typical value
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Remarks
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Model
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--
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FRA-CL-1400-B
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Signal Wavelength
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nm
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1528~1608
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C+L band
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Raman Gain
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dB
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10/12/14
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*Note 2
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Gain Flatness
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dB
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<2
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*Note 2
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Pump Power
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mW
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1400
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Pump Light Polarization(DOP)
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--
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5% (Typical),10%(Max)
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Noise Figure
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dB
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0
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Pigtail Fiber Type
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--
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SMF-28 Single Mode fiber
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L=1m
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Pigtail Connector Type
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--
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FC/APC
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Work mode
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--
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APPC
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Automatic pump power control
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Electrical and environmental parameters
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Desktop Type
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Control method
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Button
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Communication interface
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DB9 Female (Default not include)
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Power supply
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AC 100~240V
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Size
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260(W)×280(D)×120(H)mm
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Operating temperature range
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-5~+35°C
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Operating humidity range
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0~70%
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*Note1: This amplifier is only a Raman amplifier pump. It also needs to cooperate with the optical fiber in the user system to generate Raman gain. It is not a discrete optical fiber Raman amplifier (Discrete Raman Amplifier); usually the optical fiber length in the transmission system exceeds 50km. It is recommended to configure a distributed Raman amplifier.
*Note 2: The gain of the distributed Raman amplifier refers to the signal power comparison at the receiving end of the system when the Raman amplifier pump is on and off. It is also called the switching gain (On-Off Gain). The switching gain is different from the usual The amplifier gain in this sense does not refer to the ratio of the output power to the input power. The actual effect of the distributed Raman amplifier (Raman gain coefficient, gain flatness) is closely related to comprehensive factors such as transmission fiber type, fiber length, signal wavelength and power. The typical values here are only reference values.