What is Mechanical Fiber Optic Switch?

Mechanical Optical Switch is based on Advanced Optoelectronic Integrated Technology. it connects optical channels by redirecting an incoming optical signal into a selected output fiber. This is achieved using a Opto-Mechanical proprietary configuration and activated via an electrical control signal.
Mechanical Fiber Optic Switch, WDM PD, Pigtail PD, TAP WDM Devices, Optical Isolator, Optical Circulator, etc., are the most commonly used WDM Related Equipment in construction of optical network.

Product Information:

(Mechanical Optical Switch) 1x2 Mechanical Fiber Optic Switch connects optical channels by redirecting 1 incoming optical signals into 2 output fibers. It is achieved by shift the fiber or optical component. This design can significantly offer high stability as well as an unmatched low cost. 

 Product Features:

• Low Insertion Loss
• Monolithic Package
• Cost-Effective
• Epoxy-free on Optical Path
• Latching or Non-Latching
• Telcordia GR-1221 Qualified
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Product Specification:

Functional Parameter

• Central Wavelength (nm): 1310, 1550, 1310 and 1550
• Bandwidth (nm): 100
• Insertion Loss (dB): Maximum 0.8
• Switch time (ms): Maximum 10
• Shift Speed (Hz): Maximum 10
• Crosstalk (dB): Minimum 60
• Voltage(V): 3~5.5
• Repeatability (dB): Maximum ±0.02
• Durability: 10 million
• Return Loss (dB): Minimum 50
• Polarization Dependent Loss (dB): Maximum 0.1
• Transmission Power (mW): Maximum 300
• Operating Temperature (℃): -5~70
• Storage Temperature (℃): -40~85
• Fiber Type: Corning SMF 28e+ or equal（or customized）
• Fiber Length (m): ≥1.0（or customized）
• Dimension (mm): 28x13x8 

Electronic Pins Structure

Product Applications:

• Route Fiber Test System
• Re-Configurable OADM
• Network Restoration
• Network Protection
• Network Monitoring