Phoenix Photonics, the UK based fiber optics specialists, will next week show for the first time its new 2 micron fiber couplers as it expands its product range across longer wavelengths.
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\nPhoenix Photonics will be exhibiting at Photonics West from the 24 \u2013 26 January in the UK Pavilion, booth #4109, for the first time this year. With growing demands for products in the 2000 nm range, Phoenix Photonics has addressed the market by extending the operational wavelength of its current selection of all-fiber based components and introducing 2 micron couplers available in 1×2, 2×2, tap, and cascaded configurations. The Company\u2019s proprietary in-house technology facilitates the step to offer components built on single mode fiber specifically designed for optimized operation in the 2000 nm wavelength band.<\/p>\n
Dean Giles, Operations Director at Phoenix Photonics said: \u201cIn order to optimize the performance of the fused couplers we have designed and built our own fusion rigs, and developed the processing methods. It\u2019s exciting to have the new technology in-house and we plan to continue to invest in new and innovative products in the coming year.\u201d<\/p>\n
In addition to the new couplers, Phoenix will display much of its existing product portfolio at conventional telecommunications wavelengths and in the 2000 nm range, these include:<\/p>\n
\u2022\tOptical Phase Shifter
\n\u2022\tSide Polished Fibers
\n\u2022\tPolarization Scanner \/ Controller
\n\u2022\tPolarization Scrambler
\n\u2022\tMulti-channel Polarization Controller
\n\u2022\tElectronically Driven Polarization Controller (manual and PC options)
\n\u2022\tFiber Depolarizer <\/p>\n
Phoenix primarily provides optical fiber components and modules for telecommunications test and measurement instrumentation and sensing systems. The company also supplies university R&D departments and research establishments developing next generation systems.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Phoenix Photonics, the UK based fiber optics specialists, will next week show for the first time its new 2 micron fiber couplers as it expands its product range across longer wavelengths.<\/p>\n