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48-Channel AAWG (Athermal Arrayed Waveguide Grating) Module

Identifier: 150023

IL≤5.0dB  |  -40~+85℃

Features

  • Athermal design

  • Compact structure

  • High stability and reliability

  • Low insertion loss and high isolation

  • Telcordia GR-1221-Core qualified

  • Telcordia GR-1209-Core qualified

  • RoHS compliant

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Product Description of 48-Channel AAWG (Athermal Arrayed Waveguide Grating) Module

The 48-Channel AAWG Module offers a cutting-edge solution for ultra-high-density wavelength multiplexing in C-band DWDM systems. Designed with advanced silicon-based silica planar optical waveguide technology, this module delivers exceptional performance with low insertion loss and high isolation between channels. Its athermal design ensures stable operation in a wide range of environmental conditions, making it the ideal choice for high-capacity, long-haul optical networks that require efficient wavelength management without added power consumption.

Specifications

ParametersConditionsSpecificationsUnits
MinTyp.Max
Number of ChannelsC15-C6248-
Channel Spacing100GHz100GHz
Cha. Center WavelengthC-bandITU frequencynm
Channel Passband-±0.11nm
Center Wavelength Accuracy=CWL-ITU±0.05nm
CWL: average wavelength of average polarization at -3dB level from min Insertion Loss
1dB Channel BandwidthBandwidth at -1dB level from min Insertion Loss, average polarization0.2--nm
3dB Channel BandwidthBandwidth at -3dB level from min Insertion Loss, average polarization0.4--nm
Optical Insertion LossWorst Insertion Loss at passband , at all temperatures and polarizations.--5dB
Adjacent Channel Isolation
25--dB
Non-Adjacent Channel Isolation
29--dB
Total Channel Isolation
21--dB
Insertion Loss UniformityDifference between the maximum and minimum Insertion Loss over all channels-0.81.5dB
Directivity
40--dB
Insertion Loss RippleMax. of the difference between max. IL and min. IL across the ITU passband over all channels--1.5dB
Optical Return lossInput & output ports40--dB
Polarization Dependent LossMaximum change of insertion loss over the passband and all polarization states--0.6dB
Polarization Mode Dispersion---0.5ps
Maximum Input Optical Power---300mW


Absolute Maximum Ratings (unless otherwise specified)

ParametersConditionsSpecificationsUnits
MinMax
Operating TemperatureNon-Condensing Environment-565
Operating Humidity
595%RH
Storage Temperature
-4085
Storage Humidity
595%RH
Maximum Optical PowerAll Mux/Demux Input Ports at the same time, Continuous
300mW

Note:

Parameters are specified for the whole passband over all polarization states and operating temperature range.

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