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Attenuator/
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In optic data communication, receiving either too much or too little optical power will cause high bit error rates. A fiber attenuator is a unit used to reduce the power level of an optical signal.
When it is necessary to attenuate the strength of an optical sign, for example to adjust power at certain wavelengths in an xWDM system or to protect a sensitive receiver during short transmission lines, you would need an attenuator.
We offer a wide range of fixed attenuators, either as in-line ir as pluggable attenuators with different attenuations and fiber connector types such as FC, LC, SC, APC and UPC. Our high-quality attenuation joints are available from 1 to 20dB and ensure even and predictable attenuation.
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Attenuator types
Features:
- Threaded nut type
- Maximum stability and reliability
- Flat spectral response
- FCPC interface in accordance with IEC 61754-13
Applications:
- Passive optical networks (B-PON, G-PON, E-PON)
- Balancing multi-wavelength systems
- Protection of optical power receivers
Features:
- Latched push-pull type, small form factor (1.25 mm ferrule)
- High stability and reliability
- Flat spectral response
- FCPC interface in accordance with IEC 61754-20
Applications:
- Passive optical networks (B-PON, G-PON, E-PON)
- Balancing multi-wavelength systems
- Protection of optical power receivers
Features:
- Latched push-pull type, small form factor (1.25 mm ferrule)
- High stability and reliability
- Flat spectral response
- FCPC interface in accordance with IEC 61754-20
Applications:
- Passive optical networks (B-PON, G-PON, E-PON)
- Balancing multi-wavelength systems
- Protection of optical power receivers
Features:
- Push-pull type
- Maximum stability and reliability
- Flat spectral response
- FCPC interface in accordance with IEC 61754-4
Applications:
- Passive optical networks (B-PON, G-PON, E-PON)
- Balancing multi-wavelength systems
- Protection of optical power receivers
