Author Archive Fiber-mart

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Applications of EDFA

  EDFA Following are the typical application of Erbium doped fiber amplifiers.   1. Power Amplifiers   2. In-Line Amplifiers   3. Pre Amplifiers   4. Loss Compensation in Optical Networks   Power Amplifier: Power amplifiers (also called booster amplifiers) are placed directly after the optical transmitter. In this application, [ Continue reading…]

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Detailed Introduction of Optical Amplifiers

Optical Amplifier   WHAT IS OPTICAL AMPLIFIER? Optical Amplifier is a device referred to as a repeater accomplished the re-amplification where optical signal is attenuated when traveling through an optical fiber in long-distance applications. While the technology available today eliminates the need for repeaters, the optical amplifiers are now used [ Continue reading…]

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How We Designed the Low Profile Optical Switch Differently

  On the previous blog we specifically spoke about the differences between optical switches and mechanical switches. Simply put, an optical switch differs from a mechanical switch in that they use light for actuation instead of a metal to metal connection, which enhances the speed and act way faster than [ Continue reading…]

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The Knowledge of Optical Switch

Optical networking technology has grown rapidly and helped solve the problem of increasing demand for higher transfer data rates and bandwidths. In optical networks, optical fiber is the fundamental medium of transmission, but functions like switching, signaling and processing are accomplished electronically. To achieve conversions between optical signals and electrical [ Continue reading…]

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How to test fiber optic splitters or other passive devices

A fiber optic splitter is a device that splits the fiber optic light into several parts by a certain ratio. For example, when a beam of fiber optic light transmitted from a 1X4 equal ratio splitter, it will be divided into 4-fiber optic light by equal ratio that is each [ Continue reading…]

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What is a PLC Splitter and How Does a PLC Splitter Work?

What is PLC Splitter? PLC splitter known as Planar Lightwave Circuit is used for dividing one or two light beams to multiple light beams uniformly or combining multiple light beams to one or two light beams. It has a passive component with special waveguide made of planar silica, quartz, or [ Continue reading…]

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Learning the Different Coating Stripping Methods

  The cladding power stripper also referred to as the multimode optical power stripper is designed for amplifier applications and high power fiber laser. It is an ideal device for ASE, residual pump power stripping, core modes that have escaped from double cladding fibers inner cladding while ensuring preservation of [ Continue reading…]

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Discussing Multiple Aspects of a Standard Cladding Power Stripper

Fiber laser systems have many advantages over other laser systems, including high beam quality, high conversion efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and lightweight. They have been widely applied in areas, such as optical sensing, medical devices, advanced industrial processing, and military defense. With the development of the double cladding fiber technology and laser [ Continue reading…]

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How Much Do You Know About PLC Splitter?

 What Is PLC Splitter? PLC splitter, also called Planar Waveguide Circuit splitter, is a device used to divide one or two light beams to multiple light beams uniformly or combine multiple light beams to one or two light beams. It is a passive optical device with many input and output [ Continue reading…]

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What Is an Optical Attenuator?

  An optical attenuator decreases the strength of an optical signal passing through it to a fiber optic cable or open air. The intensity of the signal is described in decibels over a specific distance the signal travels. It is the strength, or amplitude of the signal that changes and [ Continue reading…]

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