Name：Fused Biconical Taper (FBT) Splitter

Model：1x2

Size：φ3*60mm

Optical cable model：0.9mm

Product Introduction:

The fused biconical Taper (FBT) splitter involves bundling two or more optical fibers together, melting and stretching them on a taper machine, and monitoring the splitting ratio in real time. Once the splitting ratio meets the specified requirements, the fusing process is halted. One end retains a single optical fiber as the input end (with the others being cut off), while the other end serves as a multi-channel output end.

Main Advantages:

(1)The fused taper coupler benefits from over 20 years of history and experience. Many pieces of equipment and processes are already in place, with development costs being a fraction of those associated with PLC technology.

(2)The raw materials consist only of readily available quartz substrates, optical fibers, heat shrink tubes, stainless steel tubes, and a small amount of adhesive. The investment and depreciation costs for machinery and instruments are minimal, resulting in low costs for low-channel splitters such as 1x2 and 1x4.

(3)The splitting ratio can be monitored in real time as needed, enabling the production of unequal splitters.

Product Features:

Low additional loss and low polarization-dependent loss, good stability, dual and triple working windows, high wavelength isolation, compact size, optional splitting ratios.

Product Applications:

Fiber optic communication systems, Fiber optic LANs, CATV, FTTH (Fiber to the Home), Fiber optic sensors, Measuring instruments.