Boston Applied Technologies'
linear polarization converter converts any input state of polarization
to a single linear polarization by the application of voltage to independently
controlled retardation plates. The polarization controller in the linear
polarization converter uses OptoCeramicTM electro-optic materials
to enable high-speed, solid-state polarization conversions in a compact
package.
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| Attributes1,2 | Performance | |
| Wavelength Range3 | 1530~1565nm, 1570~1610nm | |
| Insertion Loss2 | <2dB | |
| State of Polarization (SOP) | Arbitrary input and single linear output | |
| Extinction Ratio | >20dB | |
| Return Loss | >55dB | |
| Operating Temperature Range | 0 to 70oC | |
| Storage Temperature Range | -40 to 85oC | |
| Unless otherwise specified, all measurements are at 25oC and 1550nm. | |||
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| 2. | For all wavelengths with zero volts drive. | ||
| 3. | 1310nm and other wavelength are also available. | ||
6F
Gill Street, Woburn, MA 01801
Tel: 781-935 2800
Fax: 781-935 2860
Tel: 781-935 2800
Fax: 781-935 2860
