Compact O-band PDFA gain modules for integration into a customer's own instrument or system. An evaluation board is available as an option.

The AMP-GB9600-OB series spans 1280 to 1320 nm at 1310 nm nominal, in five output grades from >= +8 dBm to >= +18 dBm with gain from >= 8 dB to >= 25 dB and noise figure <= 7 dB. Modules measure 35 x 190 x 132 mm, run from DC 5.1 to 5.4 V, use ACC control only, and protect the pump with LD shutdown (LDSD). No PDF datasheet is published on the product page.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Product numbers | AMP-GB9600-OB-8 / -10 / -13 / -16 / -18 |
| Operating wavelength | 1280 to 1320 nm |
| Nominal wavelength | 1310 nm |
| Output power (input 0 dBm at nominal wavelength) | >= +8 / >= +10 / >= +13 / >= +16 / >= +18 by grade dBm |
| Gain (input -30 dBm at nominal wavelength) | >= 8 (-8) / >= 10 (-10) / >= 15 (-13) / >= 20 (-16) / >= 25 (-18) dB |
| Noise figure (input -30 dBm at nominal wavelength) | <= 7 dB |
| Input/output fiber | SMF, G.652 compliant (e.g. SMF28) |
| Standard connector | FC/PC |
| Input/output isolator | Built In |
| Standard dimensions (H x W x D) | 35 x 190 x 132 mm |
| Control mode | ACC (Auto Current Control) |
| Safety function | Pump LD shutdown (LDSD) |
| Operating temperature | 0 to 40 degC |
| Storage temperature | -10 to 60 degC |
| Power supply | DC 5.1 to 5.4 V |

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