F-712.PM1
Optical power meter, 400-1550 nm wavelength range, to 1 mA input current, 20 kHz signal bandwidth, logarithmic output ±5 V, benchtop device, including power adapter
F-712.PM1 Optical Power Meter
Ideal for Applications in Silicon Photonics
- Large signal bandwidth of 20 kHz
- High dynamic range
- Wavelength range 400 to 1550 nm
- Current input range to 1 mA
- Logarithmic output
F-712.PM1, dimensions in mm
Typical sensitivity curve depending on the wavelength
F-712.PM1 Optical Power Meter
Product Description
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Product overview
This optical power meter can convert an optical signal into a voltage signal in high resolution and with an extremely high bandwidth. The design of the optical input enables measuring of the optical signal independent of the position of the optical fiber in the connector.
The device also has a current input. For example, a photodiode can be connected to this input and the diode current converted into a logarithmic voltage signal. Switching between the inputs is done via a button and an LED lights up when the current input is activated. The large wavelength range of the optical power meter enables working in both the visible and infrared range without switching. The precise, logarithmical output signal is ideal for optical alignment systems. The optical power meter is therefore suitable for the fastest fully automatic alignment systems available on the market.
Specifications
Specifications
(1) See "Drawings and Images" for a typical course of sensitivity. Individual measurement report on the exact distribution of sensitivity in the scope of delivery.
(2) Measurement report in the scope of delivery.
The exact calculation of the light output is described in the documentation supplied.
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Datasheet
Documentation
Documentation
User Manual MP165
F-712.PM1 Optical Power Meter, 400-1550 nm Wavelength Range, Logarithmic Output ±5 V
Version / Date
2024-07-15
pdf - 969 KB
Version / Date
2024-07-15
pdf - 940 KB
Documentation
User Manual F712T0019
Calculation of Optical Power - Using the F-712.PM1 Power Meter with F-712 High-Precision Fiber Alignment Systems
Version / Date
2020-02-24
pdf - 475 KB
English
3D Models
3D Models
F-712.PM1 3-D model
zip - 674 KB
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