Photonics & Fiber Optics
The photonic components behind our instruments
A catalog of 759 fiber-optic and free-space building blocks — optical switches, isolators and circulators, modulators, couplers and splitters, attenuators, WDM, detectors and laser sources. Qualify on wavelength, fiber type, connector and configuration, then send us an enquiry.
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49 product families

Laser Diodes & Sources
255Fiber-coupled and free-space laser sources and diodes — DFB, DPSS, butterfly and TO-can packages, tunable VCSELs and fiber lasers across the UV to mid-IR.
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Optical Switches
104Latching, non-latching, MEMS and solid-state fiber-optic switches — 1×N, N×N matrix, bypass and high-speed configurations.
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Couplers, Splitters & Combiners
48Fused and planar couplers, splitters and combiners — single-mode, PM, multimode and double-clad, across the full wavelength range.
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Optical Modulators
43Free-space and fiber-coupled electro-optic and acousto-optic modulators, deflectors and frequency shifters.
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Isolators & Circulators
37Single- and multi-stage isolators and circulators — single-mode, PM and high-power, for source protection and signal routing.
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Variable Optical Attenuators
22MEMS, motorized and manual variable optical attenuators with high-speed and programmable options.
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Transmitters & Receivers
21An optical receiver converts incident power into an electrical signal. Material bandgap sets the useful spectral range, while active area, capacitance, gain and front-end bandwidth trade collection tolerance against speed and noise. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Polarization & Phase Control
16This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Photodiodes
12An optical receiver converts incident power into an electrical signal. Material bandgap sets the useful spectral range, while active area, capacitance, gain and front-end bandwidth trade collection tolerance against speed and noise. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Spectrometers
12A wavelength-dispersive instrument maps wavelength to position using a grating and a defined focal geometry. Resolution is therefore a system result: focal length, slit width, groove density, diffraction order, detector sampling and aberrations must be evaluated together. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Optical Tunable Filters
10This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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WDM Components
10A WDM component separates or combines channels by wavelength. Channel plan, passband shape and thermal wavelength drift set interoperability; insertion loss, isolation and return loss set the usable link margin. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Connectors & Cables
19This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Ultra-Low-Loss Connectors & Cables
15This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Semiconductor Optical Amplifier
12This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Other Components
10This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Fiber Coupled Amplified Photodetectors Module Plug-Play
9An optical receiver converts incident power into an electrical signal. Material bandgap sets the useful spectral range, while active area, capacitance, gain and front-end bandwidth trade collection tolerance against speed and noise. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Optical Shutters
8An optical switch or shutter changes the optical path or state. Topology and latching behavior define routing, while insertion loss, isolation, repeatability and transition timing determine whether the device is transparent to the measurement. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Fiber Optic Communication Data Links
8This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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WDM MUX/DEMUX AWG Modules
7A WDM component separates or combines channels by wavelength. Channel plan, passband shape and thermal wavelength drift set interoperability; insertion loss, isolation and return loss set the usable link margin. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Fiber Coupled Detectors
7This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Optical / RF Delay Lines
6This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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High Power UV Lights
6This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Optical Reflectors
6This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Fiber Optical Sensor
6This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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High Power Fiber Optical Components
6This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Fiber Optical Amplifiers EDFA
5This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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2 μm Fiber Optical Components
5This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Optical Instruments
4This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Fiber Splicers
4This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Fiber Interferometer
3This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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USB Motorized Linear Stages
2A positioning mechanism converts drive motion into a constrained degree of freedom. Travel and nominal resolution are insufficient on their own: load, stiffness, backlash, repeatability, straightness, encoder placement and controller architecture determine positioning at the payload. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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High-Speed Bias Photodetectors Fiber-Coupled
2An optical receiver converts incident power into an electrical signal. Material bandgap sets the useful spectral range, while active area, capacitance, gain and front-end bandwidth trade collection tolerance against speed and noise. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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MEMS Matrix Fiber Optical Switch – (NxM)
2An optical switch or shutter changes the optical path or state. Topology and latching behavior define routing, while insertion loss, isolation, repeatability and transition timing determine whether the device is transparent to the measurement. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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OCT Component
2This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Laser Markers and Engravers
2This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Low Noise RF Amplifier (LNA)
1This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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WDM Channel Monitor (850 to 2000nm)
1A WDM component separates or combines channels by wavelength. Channel plan, passband shape and thermal wavelength drift set interoperability; insertion loss, isolation and return loss set the usable link margin. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Amplified Fiber Optical Detector: 0.8-1.7µm, 100MHz
1This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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RF Over Fiber Link System 10MHz-40GHz Multichannel Analog/Digital Turn-Key
1This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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High Speed Variable Optical Delay - Piezo Driven
1An active modulator changes phase, intensity, frequency, direction or delay under electrical control. Optical bandwidth and loss must be evaluated together with drive voltage, RF bandwidth, impedance and thermal operating point. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Fiber Mode Scramblers/Despecklers
1This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Photodetectors – Components, Fiber-Coupled, Amplifier-Integrated, DC–100 GHz
1An optical receiver converts incident power into an electrical signal. Material bandgap sets the useful spectral range, while active area, capacitance, gain and front-end bandwidth trade collection tolerance against speed and noise. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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MEMS Design/Fabrication Service
1This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Polymer Aerogel Isolation Foam
1This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Fiber Collimators
1This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Step Index Multimode Fiber
1This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Laser Beam Scanner
1This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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Fiber Lasers
1This component must be qualified inside the complete optical, mechanical and electrical chain. Interfaces, performance limits and environmental conditions are coupled; a model name alone is not sufficient to release an instrument design. Compare configurations using the selection fields documented on each product page.
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