Erbium-Doped Fibres

Friday, 09 August, 2002

Semrock has made available a line of erbium-doped fibres. The fibre portfolio consists of both C-Band and L-Band fibres, in 125 and 80 micron cladding diameters.

The fibre is made using a High Uniformity Method.

The products are supported with Light Tamer optical amplifier software and gain flattening filters.

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