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    Variable optical attenuators

    Jan. 24, 2000
    The high-speed Eclipse variable optical attenuators are solid-state and fit in a 1.03 x 0.4-in. package.

    The high-speed Eclipse variable optical attenuators are solid-state and fit in a 1.03 x 0.4-in. package. Optical-signal strength can be adjusted over the complete 20-dB range in less than 500 µs. Depending on the application, the device can be set to maintain an electronically adjustable value of either attenuation or output power.
    NZ Applied Technologies, Woburn, MA

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