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Full band free space acousto-optic modulator 532/632/780/850/1064/1550nm
The Xiaoxiao acousto-optic modulator allows users to change the output light amplitude, duration, and period/frequency. The insertion loss can be as low as 2 dB, the extinction ratio can be as high as 50 dB, the rise time can be as low as 5 nanoseconds, and the periodicity can be as high as hundreds of MHA. Applications include switches, pulse pickups, fast attenuators, etc. The wavelength range is from near ultraviolet to near infrared.
780nm polarization maintaining single-mode acousto-optic modulator (operating frequency: 80/100/200MHz optional)
Microphotons' acousto-optic modulators are widely used in the field of fiber optic sensing due to their high modulation extinction ratio and high power tolerance. This product is specifically developed for the application requirements of fiber optic sensing. It has the advantages of small size, low power consumption (<1W), fast rise time (12ns), good modulation pulse shape (small overshoot), and good pulse repeatability (small repetition period jitter). In addition, the modulator and driver can be integrated and packaged for system integration. It can be widely used in various fiber optic sensing systems that require pulse modulation, such as φ - OTDR, BOTDR, OFDR, etc.
1550/1650nm single-mode/polarization maintaining fiber acousto-optic modulator
Microphotons' acousto-optic modulators are widely used in the field of fiber optic sensing due to their high modulation extinction ratio and high power tolerance. This product is specifically developed for the application requirements of fiber optic sensing. It has the advantages of small size, low power consumption (<1W), fast rise time (12ns), good modulation pulse shape (small overshoot), and good pulse repeatability (small repetition period jitter). In addition, the modulator and driver can be integrated and packaged for system integration. It can be widely used in various fiber optic sensing systems that require pulse modulation, such as φ - OTDR, BOTDR, OFDR, etc.