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Hirose |
CONN SC ATTENUATOR 10DB 250MW |
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Hirose |
CONN SC ATTENUATOR 8DB 250MW |
0 |
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DWDM-MUX-LGX-2CH-100GHZ-CH47-CH48-LCAUPG Jabil |
DWDM OADM-2CH MODULE |
0 |
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CWDM-MUX-LGX-2CH-CH39-41-LCA-UPG Jabil |
CWDM OADM-2CH MODULE |
0 |
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CWDM-MUX-LGX-2CH-CH43-45-LCA-UPG Jabil |
CWDM OADM-2CH MODULE |
0 |
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TE Connectivity AMP Connectors |
ATTENUATOR F/OPTIC SM SC 3DB |
0 |
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Hirose |
CONN SC ATTENUATOR 25DB 250MW |
0 |
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DWDM-MUX-LGX-1CH-100GHZ-CH59-LCA-UPG Jabil |
DWDM OADM-1CH MODULE |
0 |
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Hirose |
CONN SC ATTENUATOR 1DB 250MW |
0 |
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Hirose |
CONN SC ATTENUATOR 0DB 250MW |
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Hirose |
CONN SC ATTENUATOR 20DB 250MW |
0 |
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DWDM-MUX-LGX-1CH-100GHZ-CH44-LCA-UPG Jabil |
DWDM OADM-1CH MODULE |
0 |
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Hirose |
CONN FC ATTENUATOR 3DB |
0 |
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Hirose |
CONN FC ATTENUATOR 15DB |
0 |
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DWDM-MUX-LGX-4CH-100GHZ-CH57-CH60-LCAUPG Jabil |
DWDM OADM-4CH MODULE |
0 |
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Hirose |
CONN FC ATTENUATOR 7DB |
0 |
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DWDM-MUX-LGX-2CH-100GHZ-CH31-CH32-LCAUPG Jabil |
DWDM OADM-2CH MODULE |
0 |
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Hirose |
ATTENUATOR F/OPTIC 5.0DB |
0 |
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DWDM-MUX-LGX-1CH-100GHZ-CH52-LCA-UPG Jabil |
DWDM OADM-1CH MODULE |
0 |
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DWDM-MUX-LGX-1CH-100GHZ-CH50-LCA-UPG Jabil |
DWDM OADM-1CH MODULE |
0 |
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Fiber optic attenuators are passive optical components designed to reduce signal power in fiber optic transmission systems. They achieve controlled light intensity reduction through absorption, scattering, or reflection mechanisms. These devices play a critical role in maintaining optimal signal levels for receivers in telecommunications, data centers, and sensor networks.
| Type | Functional Characteristics | Application Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed Attenuators | Precise attenuation values (1-30 dB) | Signal balancing in PON networks |
| Variable Attenuators | Adjustable attenuation (0.1-0.5 dB resolution) | System testing and calibration |
| In-line Attenuators | DIN/FC/SC interface compatibility | Telecom backbone networks |
| Fiber Pigtail Attenuators | Weldable pigtail cables | Optical amplifier gain control |
Typical construction includes: 1) Ceramic ferrule with precision aperture 2) Attenuation medium (doped glass/metallic films) 3) Connector housing (zirconia or stainless steel) 4) Strain relief boot. Advanced designs incorporate angle-polished facets to minimize back reflection.
| Parameter | Significance | Typical Range |
|---|---|---|
| Wavelength Range | Determines compatibility with transmission bands | 1250-1650 nm |
| Attenuation Range | Defines signal reduction capability | 1-30 dB |
| Accuracy | Critical for precise network planning | 0.2 to 0.5 dB |
| Return Loss | Measures reflected signal suppression | >60 dB |
| Operating Temperature | Environmental stability indicator | -40 to +85 C |
| Manufacturer | Product Series | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| Keysight Technologies | 81500 Series | Dynamic range: 70 dB |
| Thorlabs | FA Series | FC/PC and LC interfaces |
| Finisar | FADxxx | DWDM-optimized |
| Corning | SMF-28 Attenuators | Low PDL: <0.05 dB |
Current development directions include: 1) Miniaturization for high-density MPO systems 2) Smart attenuators with integrated monitoring 3) Broadband devices covering O+E+S+C+L bands 4) Radiation-hardened components for aerospace applications. Market growth is projected at 7.2% CAGR through 2027, driven by 5G and hyperscale data center expansions.