Hermetically sealed 14 pin butterfly package with optical isolator.
14-Pin Butterfly Package with TE Cooler and Monitor PD, Pin assignment different from Standard 14Pin Butterfly
Built-in Fabry-Perot etalon and dual InGaAs PIN photodetector array allows wavelength stabilised operation to within ±20pm over life.
Product Condition: Brand 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: Nortel Networks
– 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: 9000002830
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.
This 1532.66nm, 20mW DFB laser is an ITU grid / C-band laser diode with a single frequency emission profile. The original Nortel part number is LC155CDC4453-20. This laser has a DFB distributed feedback cavity design and is offered in a fourteen pin butterfly package. It has an integrated TEC, a 10K temperature sensor and an MPD (monitor photodiode). It has an output power up to 20mW. The butterfly package has a PM fiber pigtail and an FC/PC connector. Incorporating a Fabry-Perot etalon and two monitor photodiodes, the CW laser may be “locked” to the ITU grid and wavelength can be maintained to within +/-20pm over temperature and life.
Proper Handling and Operation:
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.
