Optical Modulators

Ultrabroadband RF Amplifier 30kHz-45GHz

This is a high-gain, low-noise 2-stage amplifier delivering 3.3 Vp-p output across a broad frequency range of 30 kHz to 45 GHz. It is a general-purpose broadband driver amplifier optimized for Mach-Zehnder optical modulator applications, offering low power dissipation, high drive capability, very low added jitter, and fast rise time. The amplifier requires a 12 V DC power supply at 1W and features a GPPO male connector. A compatible power supply is included for user convenience.

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Part number: BRFA-3K4533111

Low Frequency: 30kHz · High Frequency: 45GHz · Amplifier Stage: 3 · Output: 3V · Connector: GPPO · Module: No

Specifications

Ultrabroadband RF Amplifier 30kHz-45GHz

Amplifier type	Ultrabroadband RF linear amplifier
Frequency range	30 kHz ~ 45 GHz
Architecture	High-gain low-noise 2-stage amplifier (3 V output)
Application	Electro-optic modulator RF drive

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Broadband RF Amplifier 3V 45GHz

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Optical interface and fiber: Connector: GPPO, 2.92mm; 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.

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Integration questions for Ultrabroadband RF Amplifier 30kHz-45GHz

Which fiber and connector does the Ultrabroadband RF Amplifier 30kHz-45GHz use?

Connector: GPPO, 2.92mm. 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.