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Fiber-optic transmitters boost output power for telecom apps up to 35 MHz

March 22, 2019 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

OPF350A and OPF352ATT Electronics is launching the OPF350A and OPF352A evolved fibre optic transmitter solutions based on 850nm LED technology. Engineered for field-proven reliability and consistent high-output performance, the new devices enable equipment makers to reduce turnaround times and simplify procurement and planning.  Lead-times for the solutions are also improved to ten weeks.

The OPF350A and OPF352A are equivalent alternatives to the existing OPF370A and OPF372A products and come with the same ST-style package. The new fibre optic transmitters also improve performance with up to 8% more optical power with various fibre sizes such as 50/125μm-200/300μm.

The new devices are ideal for telecom and data-communication applications at up to 35MHz. Typical uses include power generation communications, copper-to-fibre media conversion, industrial Ethernet equipment, intra-system fibre-optic links, and video surveillance systems.

The OPF350A in TO-18 package is chosen for applications that demand high thermal stability across the industrial temperature range of -40°C to 100°C, and offers a robust alternative to the OPF370A in addition to shorter lead times.

The OPF352A in the ST-style receptacle is suitable for PCB or panel mounting. It is supplied pre-mounted, pre-tested with fibre to assure performance, and ready to use, with essential fixings and a protective dust cap included.

Filed Under: Applications, Connectivity, microcontroller, Telecommunications Tagged With: ttelectronicsinc

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