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    1. Optics

    Polarization beamsplitter

    April 1, 1995
    A passive, integrated optical beamsplitter separates a beam of polarized light into the TE and TM modes at 1300 nm (with other wavelengths optional). The component includes polarization-maintaining input and output pigtails. Excess loss is about 3 dB, return loss is less than -55 dB, and extinction is greater than 15 dB.

    A passive, integrated optical beamsplitter separates a beam of polarized light into the TE and TM modes at 1300 nm (with other wavelengths optional). The component includes polarization-maintaining input and output pigtails. Excess loss is about 3 dB, return loss is less than -55 dB, and extinction is greater than 15 dB.

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