Description This laser is a dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) laser for analog modulation applications. It uses a distributed feedback (DFB) design based on a proprietary epitaxy and structure to eliminate relaxation oscillations for high performance analog applications. The laser’s excellent linearity and operating characteristics minimizes degradation of the transmitted RF signals. It is hermetically…
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Description This ultra-low noise, high power DFB laser is based on a proprietary epitaxy and design that has been optimized to eliminate relaxation oscillations. Once biased at the nominal operating current, the laser exhibits no measurable RIN and operates in the shot noise limit. It is hermetically sealed in a standard 14 pin butterfly package…
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Description The ultra-low noise, high power laser is a DFB laser based on proprietary epitaxy and laser design optimized for elimination of the relaxation oscillations in the laser. Once biased at nominal current the laser exhibits no measurable RIN and operates in the shot noise limit. It is mounted on a thermo-electric cooler (TEC) and…
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Description Packaged proprietary design InGaAs balanced photodiode (PD), that is optimized for high input optical power, high common mode rejection and maximum output current linearity. The device is designed to work for RF over fiber links that require high dynamic range, low noise figure and high RF gain. The internal components are soldered and laser…
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Description The analog receiver uses a packaged, waveguide coupled, InGaAs photodiode (PD) that is designed for high input optical power and maximum output current linearity. The device is optimized to work in RF over fiber links that require high dynamic range, low noise figure and high RF gain. The internal components are soldered and laser…
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Advanced Photonic Integrated Circuits (APIC) Corporation is a pioneering photonics business founded in 1999 and headquartered in Culver City, CA (minutes from LAX). Over 25 years of experience in developing advanced devices for the US military. APIC’s capabilities include:
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