DFB Laser Diode with 13mW Output Power; Single Frequency Emission Profile
SM Fiber Pigtail, No Connector, shorter pin lengths - not long enought for ILX 4984 butterfly mount
14-Pin Butterfly Package with TE Cooler, Monitor PD
Product Condition: New In-Box, Excess Stock
Shipping Information
– Shipping in USA: $29.50
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Manufacturer and Seller:
– Condition: Used, in “like new” condition – tested to ensure it is fully functional
– Manufacturer: Agere
– Offered by: Optical Innovations Corporation
– Orders transacted & fulfilled by: LaserDiodeControl.com, part of the Laser Lab Source Group, the Marketplace for Scientists and Engineers
– Supplier PN: 9000002896
Warranty and Returns Policy:
This product is guaranteed to meet the manufacturer’s specifications as stated on the PDF data sheet attached to this product’s listing page. If the item does not meet the manufacturer’s specifications, or does not arrive in the condition described in this listing it may be returned for a full refund within 90 days of receipt.
The A1611A/B 13xx nm DFB laser modules are designed for broadcast and narrowcast CATV applications. The modules are highly linear, OC-48 pinout-compatible devices available with standard power output up to 13mW.
The A1611A/B module is optimized to assist OEM customers with 13xx nm CATV transmitter design. Its range of standard-to-enhanced performance specifications and available output power ensures the flexibility a CATV system designer needs to accurately and cost-effectively address the requirements of any forward-path application.
Proper Handling and Operation of DFB Lasers:
DFB laser diodes are highly susceptible to damage from ESD and from temperatures exceeding their specified safe operating range. The user is advised to use care and proper ESD safety practices when handling them to avoid damage to the laser. A properly rated low noise current source, a low thermal resistance mount and a temperature controller should be used for optimal device performance and reliability.
