| Brand Name: | Gracyfiber |
The Broadband Multimode Fiber Optic Circulator is a passive non-reciprocal optical component designed to route multimode optical signals between designated ports in a predefined direction.
In a typical three-port configuration, light entering Port 1 is directed to Port 2, while light entering Port 2 is routed to Port 3. This directional behavior allows forward and reflected optical signals to be separated within the same fiber system.
Designed for broadband multimode applications, the circulator can be integrated into optical sensing, test and measurement, bidirectional transmission, and other systems that require controlled optical signal routing. Operating wavelength, fiber type, port configuration, connector type, and package can be specified according to the application.
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It routes multimode optical signals between ports in a predefined direction. In a typical 3-port device, light travels from Port 1 to Port 2 and from Port 2 to Port 3.
No. A splitter divides optical power into multiple output paths, while a circulator routes optical signals directionally between different ports.
No. A circulator is a passive routing component and does not determine the data transmission rate of the optical system.
Broadband operation allows the circulator to work across a defined wavelength range rather than only around a narrow center wavelength. The exact wavelength range should be confirmed from the product specification.
This depends on the product design. Fiber core size, OM grade, numerical aperture, and operating wavelength should be confirmed before ordering.
The main parameters include operating wavelength range, fiber type, port count, insertion loss, isolation, return loss, directivity, connector type, pigtail length, package dimensions, and operating temperature.