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Fiber Optical Amplifiers EDFA

EDFA Amplifiers: Low Latency

The EDFL serials of erbium-doped fiber amplifier features a very short latency for applications which require minimum signal delay. The EDFL is built using semiconductor lasers, WDM, isolator, and erbium-doped fiber. The product has the advantages of high reliability, high power output, high gain, and low noise. Two configurations are available: A preamplifier for slight optical signal amplification and a Booster amplifier for maximum output power. We make both random polarization and polarization maintain versions. It has several package configuration choices. A Benchtop unit that is preset at the highest gain is suited for laboratory use. The Benchtop has a computer control interface and GUI. The compact module is suited for system integration with the universal control interface.

EDFA Amplifiers: Low Latency

Configuration options

Build & quote

Configure the options below and add your exact build to the enquiry — we confirm the part number and availability.

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Type: Preamp · Wavelength: C Band · Power: 15dBm/30mW · Gain: 30dB · Package: MSA · Cable Type: 0.9mm tube · Fiber Length: 1.0m · Connector: None · Low Temperature: 5°C · High Temperature: 40°C · Control Mode: APC · Filter: None

Application context

Why this design is used

Application guidance is tied to the configured wavelength, fiber interface and optical-budget fields for this family.

Laboratory optical integration

EDFA Amplifiers: Low Latency: Laboratory optical integration depends on preserving the optical budget through the complete path. The C Band wavelength specification sets source and detector compatibility. The fiber/interface entry (1.0m) must match the connected components.

Fiber-optic instrumentation

EDFA Amplifiers: Low Latency: Fiber-optic instrumentation depends on preserving the optical budget through the complete path. The C Band wavelength specification sets source and detector compatibility. The fiber/interface entry (1.0m) must match the connected components.

System integration

Integration and compatibility

Use these checks to connect EDFA Amplifiers: Low Latency to the surrounding optical, mechanical and control system. Every value shown is taken from this model's own specification record.

Optical interface and fiber
Fiber Length: 1.0m · Connector: None, FC/APC, Special
Specify connector polish and fiber architecture together. FC/PC, FC/APC and SMA interfaces, and single-mode, multimode and polarization-maintaining fibers, impose different return-loss, mode-field and alignment requirements.
Wavelength and loss budget
Wavelength: C Band
Check the Fiber Optical Amplifiers EDFA passband, insertion loss, return loss and power handling at the actual source wavelength; a nominal telecom-band label is not a substitute for the configured range.
Control interface
Control Mode: APC, ACC, CC
Match supply voltage, analog or digital command range, connector pinout and default optical state to the instrument interlock. Confirm the unpowered state explicitly — it decides what happens to the link on a power failure.

Technical FAQ

Integration questions for EDFA Amplifiers: Low Latency

Which fiber and connector does the EDFA Amplifiers: Low Latency use?

Fiber Length: 1.0m · Connector: None, FC/APC, Special. Specify connector polish and fiber architecture together. FC/PC, FC/APC and SMA interfaces, and single-mode, multimode and polarization-maintaining fibers, impose different return-loss, mode-field and alignment requirements.

How should the EDFA Amplifiers: Low Latency be included in an optical power budget?

Wavelength: C Band. Check the Fiber Optical Amplifiers EDFA passband, insertion loss, return loss and power handling at the actual source wavelength; a nominal telecom-band label is not a substitute for the configured range.

Does the EDFA Amplifiers: Low Latency require a controller?

Control Mode: APC, ACC, CC. Match supply voltage, analog or digital command range, connector pinout and default optical state to the instrument interlock. Confirm the unpowered state explicitly — it decides what happens to the link on a power failure.

Need this configured?

Share your wavelength, fiber type, connector, power handling and control requirements and we will qualify the matching configuration and part number.

Model selection

Nearby series comparison

Compare EDFA Amplifiers: Low Latency with the closest available models in the Fiber Optical Amplifiers EDFA family. Confirm option-dependent values on the final configuration before ordering.

Selection parameterEDFA Amplifiers: Low Latency (current)Fiber Optical Amplifier EDFA: 1528-1565nm (< 26dBm), 1535-1565nm (< 43dBm)Mini Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifier 1528-1565nm
Wavelength rangeC BandConfirm for this modelC Band, Special
Optical performanceConfirm for this modelConfirm for this modelConfirm for this model
Fiber typeConfirm for this modelConfirm for this modelConfirm for this model
Connector / controlNone, FC/APC, SpecialNone, FC/APC, SpecialNone, FC/APC, Special