622nm 200MHz Fiber-Coupled Acousto-optic Modulator AOM

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 622nm 200MHz SM Optical Fiber-Coupled Acousto-optic Modulator AOM

This is a 6220nm 200MHz Fiber Coupled AOM with Driver. It is equipped with single-mode fiber, and polarization-maintaining fiber can also be customized. The radio frequency interface is SMA. We provide customized AOM service, different working wavelength and RF frequency can be customized. The rise/fall time of this modulator is 10ns. Let's check it now.

[Specifications]

ParameterUnitMinMaxTypical ValueRemarks
MaterialTeO²
Wavelengthnm600640622
Average Optical Power HandlingW
Peak(pulse) Optical Power HandlingkW
Ultrasonic Velocitym/s4200
Insertion LossdB3
Polarized Extinction Ratio (PER)dB
ER(1st order ON/OFF)dB50
Return Loss (RF ON)dB40
Rise/Fall-Timens(10%~90%)
Center FrequencyMHz200
Frequency ShiftMHz+200-200MHz can be customized
Radio Frequency PowerW
Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR)
Input ImpedanceΩ50
Device InterfaceSMA
Fiber TypeSM/PM FiberDefault SM Fiber
Fiber Lengthm1
Fiber TerminationFC/APC
Operating Temperature℃-20~+60
Storage Temperature℃-30~+70

Acousto-Optic Modulators fiber coupled AOM

Acousto-Optic Modulators fiber coupled AOM

Acousto-Optic Modulators fiber coupled AOM

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