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GFT101

  • 2.5 to 10 V Input Pulse

    The GFT101 module is designed to convert fast electrical pulse to a fast optical pulse of 0.3mW.

  • Directly Connectable to Device Output

    This compact module, directly connectable to device BNC output, combines with GFT200 is ideal to transmit pulse to remote location.

  • 1 ns Output Rise Time

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Applications

  • Laser Research
  • EMC Simulators
  • High Voltage Breakdowns
  • High-Energy Physics
  • Picosecond Timing

The GFT101 module is designed to convert fast electrical pulse to a fast optical pulse of 0.3 mW. This compact module, directly connectable to device BNC output, combines with GFT200 is ideal to transmit pulse to remote location. The Primary applications are when the critical pulse has a high common mode voltage with respect to the measurement equipment. These applications are in Laser research, EMC simulators, High voltage breakdowns and High-Energy physics.

Key features

Input

  • Pulse Positive
  • Amplitude2.5 to 10 V under internal 50 Ω
  • Internal termination50 Ω
  • Threshold> 1.5 V
  • Rise time < 1 ns
  • Width at A/2 > 250 ns
  • Repetitive rate100 kHz (max.)
  • Connector BNC

Output

  • Pulse shapePositive (same shape as input pulse)
  • Power 0.2 mW min, 0.3 mW typical @ 10 V
  • Wavelength1310 nm +/-10 nm
  • Rise timeLower than 2 ns
  • Width (FWHM) > 250 ns
  • Jitter Lower than 50 ps RMS + Fiber optic cable + GFT200
  • Connector SC/PC with plastic shutter

General

  • Size 26 x 35 x 100mm
  • Power V/A Without

External Clock reference

  • Threshold0 V, internal 50 Ω
  • LevelMin -10 dBm, typical 6 dBm
  • Frequency 10 MHz to 240 MHz, user programmable in steps of 0.25 MHz up to 120 MHz then user programmable in steps of 0.50 MHz

Options

  • Option 1 :
    Others wavelength: 850 or 1550 or customs wavelength
  • Option 2 :
    Others connector: FC/PC, ST, …
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