Fiber-to-Fiber U-Benches (FBC and FBP Series)
Brand: ThorLabs | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
A FiberBench base with fibre input and output on the same side, opening the beam into free space so that filters, polarisers or modulators can be inserted. Fixed versions use factory aligned patch cables and adjustable versions use FiberPorts.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Fixed U-Benches for 780, 1064, 1310 and 1550 nm in SM or PM fibre |
| Insertion loss | 0.6 dB plus or minus 0.3 dB on the 1310 nm fixed version |
| Return loss | greater than 50 dB |
| PM versions extinction ratio | 16 dB or better |
| Beam height | 14.3 mm from the deck |
| Body material | 303 non-magnetic stainless steel |
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