Polarization-maintaining optical switch offers ±0.005 dB repeatability

June 21, 2023
The OSX-100 polarization-maintaining optical switch has use in applications such as lab and R&D, automated device testing, or high-volume production testing.

The OSX-100 polarization-maintaining optical switch has use in applications such as lab and R&D, automated device testing, or high-volume production testing. Covering the 1250 to 1670 nm wavelength range, the optical switch is built with Panda polarization-maintaining fiber, and offers ±0.005 dB repeatability, polarization extinction ratio greater than 23 dB, and insertion loss less than 1.0 dB. Standard configurations use standard or fiber connector bulkheads up to 24 channels, but higher channel counts, customized fiber types, and wavelength ranges are possible upon request.

Santec

Hackensack, NJ

www.santec.com

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