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The following table details the comprehensive technical specifications for the 1064nm In-line Optical Isolator. Available in both Single-stage and Dual-stage configurations, this device is engineered to provide precise optical performance data for accurate component selection. The Dual-stage option delivers higher isolation (up to 52 dB typical) for highly sensitive laser systems, while the Single-stage option offers lower insertion loss (1.5 dB typical) to maximize optical power transmission efficiency.
| Parameter | Unit | Single | Dual |
|---|---|---|---|
| Center Wavelength | nm | 1064 | 1064 |
| Operating Wavelength Range | nm | ±5 | ±5 |
| Typical Isolation (@23°C) | dB | 35 | 52 |
| Minimum Isolation (@23°C) | dB | 30 | 45 |
| Typical Insertion Loss (@23°C) | dB | 1.5 | 2.4 |
| Maximum Insertion Loss (@23°C) | dB | 1.8 | 3.2 |
| Minimum Return Loss (Input/Output) | dB | 50/50 | 50/50 |
| Minimum Extinction Ratio (@23°C) (Dual-axis Working) | dB | 20 | 20 |
| Minimum Extinction Ratio (@23°C) (Fast-axis Blocked) | dB | 22 | 22 |
| Maximum Polarization Dependent Loss (@23°C, PM Fiber Type) | dB | 0.15 | 0.15 |
| Maximum Optical Power (CW) | mW | 300 | 300 |
| Maximum Tensile Load | N | 5 | 5 |
| Fiber Type | - | PM Panda fiber / Single-mode fiber | PM Panda fiber / Single-mode fiber |
| Operating Temperature | °C | -5~+50 | -5~+50 |
| Storage Temperature | °C | -40~+85 | -40~+85 |
| Package Dimensions | mm | Φ5.5×35 | Φ5.5×35 |
*Note: The typical and minimum/maximum values for isolation, insertion loss, and extinction ratio are measured at a standard operating temperature of 23°C. The isolator supports a maximum optical power of 300mW (CW) and features a compact package dimension of Φ5.5×35 mm, ensuring reliable mechanical integration into various 1064nm industrial and laboratory laser setups.
The High Stability 300mW 1064nm In-line Isolator developed by Kerns Technology represents a highly reliable, precision-engineered passive optical component essential for modern laser architecture. Engineered specifically for 1064nm laser systems, this device addresses the critical need for robust reverse light suppression. In advanced optical setups, back-reflections can severely compromise system stability and damage expensive upstream components. By integrating this isolator, engineers and procurement specialists can ensure consistent optical performance, safeguarding their investments in complex laser infrastructure. Kerns Technology’s commitment to precision manufacturing is evident in the meticulous construction of this component, which is tailored to meet the rigorous demands of professional optical engineering.
At the core of this isolator's exceptional performance is advanced Faraday rotation technology. This magneto-optic principle is utilized to create a non-reciprocal optical path. When forward-traveling light enters the device, the Faraday rotator turns the polarization plane, allowing the beam to pass through with ultra-low insertion loss. Conversely, any backward-traveling light reflected from downstream components is rotated further, causing it to be effectively blocked by the input polarizer. This precise mechanism is vital for protecting highly sensitive devices, particularly DFB lasers. Without such protection, these lasers are highly susceptible to reflection-induced damage, unwanted frequency drift, and severe power fluctuations. By isolating the laser source from optical feedback, the device maintains the spectral purity and power stability of the entire system.
Power handling flexibility is a major consideration for optical system design, and this isolator is optimized to deliver versatile performance. It is meticulously calibrated for medium-power 300mW continuous-wave (CW) operations, ensuring stable, long-term transmission for steady-state applications. Beyond standard CW performance, the internal optical components and specialized coatings are designed to withstand significant transient energy spikes. The device safely handles up to 5kW peak power for 10ns pulses. This dual capability—managing steady continuous power while accommodating high-intensity, short-duration pulses—provides significant design flexibility. It allows optical engineers to utilize a single, standardized component across different operational modes, simplifying the bill of materials and reducing the complexity of inventory management for procurement teams.
Environmental adaptability and physical integration are critical factors for industrial and laboratory deployment. This isolator features a highly compact design, strategically engineered to minimize its physical footprint. For optical systems where space is at a premium, this compact form factor facilitates easier routing and integration without compromising optical integrity. Furthermore, the device is built to maintain its high isolation and low insertion loss across a wide operating temperature range. Whether deployed in climate-controlled research laboratories or subjected to the fluctuating thermal conditions of industrial manufacturing environments, the isolator delivers consistent, reliable performance. This thermal stability prevents the degradation of isolation metrics that often occurs in standard components when exposed to temperature shifts.
For procurement professionals and system integrators, selecting the Kerns Technology 1064nm In-line Isolator translates to reduced maintenance overhead and enhanced long-term reliability. The careful balance of ultra-low insertion loss, high isolation, and robust power handling ensures that optical signals are preserved with maximum efficiency. By mitigating the risks associated with optical feedback and environmental stress, this component helps extend the operational lifespan of expensive laser sources. It serves as a foundational building block for constructing resilient, high-performance optical networks, providing the assurance of quality and consistency required for critical technological deployments.
Engineered for precision and long-term reliability, the High Stability 300mW 1064nm In-line Isolator is designed to deliver exceptional optical performance while minimizing procurement and integration risks. By combining superior back-reflection protection with a highly adaptable physical footprint, this component ensures that your laser systems operate at peak efficiency. Below are the core advantages that make this isolator a preferred choice for demanding optical environments.
Versatile Single and Dual Configurations for Optimized Isolation: Depending on your project requirements, this isolator offers flexible setup options to balance cost and performance. The single-stage configuration delivers a typical isolation of 35dB, ideal for standard optical routing and general applications. For high-interference environments where severe back-reflections pose a threat to sensitive laser diodes, the dual-stage configuration provides an outstanding typical isolation of 52dB, ensuring maximum protection and system longevity.
Ultra-Low Insertion Loss for Enhanced Transmission Efficiency: Signal attenuation is a critical concern in precision optical setups. With a typical insertion loss of just 1.5dB (for the single configuration), this device preserves signal integrity and minimizes power waste. This high transmission efficiency means your source laser can operate at lower power levels to achieve the desired output, thereby reducing thermal load, lowering energy consumption, and extending the overall lifespan of the optical system.
Superior Environmental Stability and Consistent Performance: Industrial and field applications often expose optical components to fluctuating conditions. This 1064nm isolator operates reliably across a broad temperature range from -5°C to +50°C. Furthermore, it features a maximum Polarization Dependent Loss (PDL) of only 0.15dB. This exceptionally low PDL ensures that any variations in polarization do not translate into amplitude noise, guaranteeing stable, continuous operation and significantly reducing the need for maintenance downtime.
Reliable 300mW CW Power Tolerance for Medium-Power Systems: Specifically tailored for medium-power 1064nm laser setups, this component boasts a robust 300mW Continuous Wave (CW) power handling capability. This safe operational margin prevents common issues such as thermal lensing, signal saturation, and optical damage that frequently occur when using underrated components. Buyers can confidently integrate this isolator into their systems, knowing it will maintain stability under continuous load.
Flexible Customization to Streamline System Integration: To accommodate diverse engineering demands, we offer extensive customization options. Buyers can specify either polarization-maintaining (PM) or single-mode (SM) fiber types, select from multiple industry-standard connector choices, and define exact fiber pigtail lengths. This adaptability ensures seamless mechanical and optical matching, eliminating the need for additional adapters that could introduce unwanted insertion loss or structural complexity.
Standardized Compact Package for Effortless Retrofitting: Space constraints are a major consideration in modern, densely packed optical modules. Featuring standardized Φ5.5×35mm dimensions, this compact package aligns perfectly with industry norms. This allows engineers to easily retrofit the isolator into existing optical chassis or integrate it into new designs without requiring extensive layout modifications, thereby accelerating assembly timelines and reducing engineering overhead.
The High Stability 300mW 1064nm In-line Isolator is an essential component designed to safeguard sensitive optical systems from the detrimental effects of optical feedback. By effectively blocking reverse light and back-reflections, this device ensures the continuous and stable operation of laser sources and optical amplifiers. For procurement professionals and system engineers, selecting a reliable isolator is critical for minimizing equipment downtime, reducing maintenance costs, and extending the operational lifespan of expensive optical infrastructure.
In the realm of optical communications, maintaining signal integrity is paramount for both long-haul networks and short-range optical links. Back-reflections from connectors, splices, or other passive components can introduce severe reverse signal noise, leading to increased bit error rates and degraded transmission quality. This 1064nm in-line isolator acts as a critical barrier, effectively blocking reverse signal noise and preventing it from reaching the transmitter. By ensuring that the laser source operates without interference from optical feedback, it helps maintain a clear, stable transmission channel. For network operators, integrating this isolator means enhanced system reliability, fewer data transmission errors, and a more resilient communication infrastructure capable of handling high-capacity demands.
Accuracy and consistency are the foundations of precision optical testing. When validating laser components or evaluating overall optical system performance, any instability in the test light source can compromise the measurement results. Optical feedback is a common cause of laser mode hopping and power fluctuations. By incorporating this in-line isolator into precision optical test instruments, engineers can guarantee that the laser source remains completely isolated from downstream reflections. This protection ensures that the measurement data reflects the true performance of the components under test, rather than anomalies caused by back-reflections. It provides a dependable foundation for quality control, calibration, and performance validation procedures, ultimately reducing the risk of false readings and ensuring strict compliance with industry testing standards.
Fiber optic sensing systems are widely deployed in critical applications such as infrastructure structural health monitoring, resource exploration, and industrial process detection. These environments often involve complex fiber routing and numerous connection points, increasing the likelihood of strong back-reflections. Operating at a mid-power level of 300mW, this 1064nm isolator provides the necessary optical isolation to enhance the stability of the sensing laser source. By preventing reflected light from destabilizing the interrogation unit, it ensures continuous, high-fidelity data acquisition even in harsh or unpredictable environments. For project managers and system integrators, utilizing this isolator translates to improved sensor accuracy, reduced risk of sudden system failures, and enhanced long-term reliability for critical monitoring networks.
In research and development laboratories focusing on 1064nm laser technology, protecting prototype devices is a top priority. During the testing and development of new laser diodes, seed lasers, and optical amplifiers, the experimental setups are frequently modified, which can inadvertently create severe optical feedback. This reverse light can easily cause irreversible damage to sensitive and expensive prototype components. The 300mW 1064nm in-line isolator serves as an indispensable protective shield in these dynamic R&D environments. It safely blocks back-reflected light, allowing researchers to push the operational limits of their designs without the constant fear of catastrophic device failure. This protection not only safeguards valuable laboratory assets but also accelerates the development cycle by minimizing downtime associated with replacing damaged components.
Whether integrated into commercial communication networks, rigorous testing environments, field-deployed sensing arrays, or advanced research laboratories, the High Stability 300mW 1064nm In-line Isolator delivers consistent protection against optical feedback. Its ability to solve real-world operational challenges—ranging from signal noise reduction to the prevention of hardware damage—makes it a practical investment for optimizing the performance and longevity of advanced 1064nm laser systems.
To ensure the High Stability 300mW 1064nm In-line Isolator perfectly matches your laser system requirements, please refer to the customization code guide below. By combining the specific options for wavelength, isolation grade, fiber type, and other key parameters, you can generate the exact part number for your order. If your required specifications are not listed, please select the "Specified" (SSS or S) option and provide your specific requirements upon inquiry.
| Code Segment | Description | Options |
|---|---|---|
| 1111 (Wavelength) | Center wavelength | 1064=1064nm; SSS=Specified |
| 2 (Grade) | Isolation grade | S=Single core; D=Dual core |
| 3 (Working Axis) | Axis configuration | B=Dual-axis working; F=Fast-axis blocked; N=Non-PM |
| 444 (Fiber Type) | Fiber model | 003=PM980; 004=HI1060; 018=PLMA-GDF-10/125-M; SSS=Specified |
| 5 (Package Type) | Package dimensions | 0=Φ5.5×35mm; S=Specified |
| 6 (Pigtail Type) | Pigtail style | 0=250μm bare fiber; 1=900μm loose tube; S=Specified |
| 7 (Fiber Length) | Fiber length | 0.8=0.8m; 1.0=1.0m; S=Specified |
| 8 (Input Connector) | Input connector type | 0=FC/UPC; 1=FC/APC; 2=SC/UPC; 3=SC/APC; N=None; S=Specified |
| 9 (Output Connector) | Output connector type | 0=FC/UPC; 1=FC/APC; 2=SC/UPC; 3=SC/APC; N=None; S=Specified |
Note: For standard configurations, please select from the available codes. For customized dimensions, specific fiber lengths, or special connector types, our engineering team is ready to support your specific application needs.