Product category:
Lasers
News Release from: Pacer International | Subject: 2.5Gbit fibre optic components
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 26 December 2000
High-speed fibre-optic laser and
receiver
The lasers and detectors division of Pacer Components has announced a new pair of 2.5Gbit fibre-optic components.
The lasers and detectors division of Pacer Components has announced a new pair of 2.5Gbit fibre-optic components The laser diode designated the FU-445SDF and FU-645SDF and manufactured by Mitsubishi are 2.5Gbit uncooled mini-dil DFB lasers for use at 1310nm and 1550nm, respectively
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 3 Jul 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Mitsubishi has renowned narrow line width and wide temperature performance which keeps operating currents low even at 85C.
These lasers output 2mW CW into single mode fibre and are packaged in the popular mini-dil package.
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Different pin-out, fibre diameter and connector options are available to offer full application compliance.
The mini-dil package offers a Bellcore qualified robust design with the low cost hermetic 8-pin mini-dil package suitable for automated manufacturing.
This package style is more rugged than coaxial packages, and is tipped to become the most widely deployed receiver variant. Request a free brochure from Pacer International ...
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