Precision Performance Splitter Fiber Single Mode PLC 1x32 vertical type SC UPC

PLC splitter is Planar Light wave Circuit splitter based on optical semiconductor technology. It is one of the most important passive devices in passive optical network (PON), with multiple inputs and multiple outputs, commonly use MxN to indicate a splitter has M inputs and N outputs.The optical splitters used in fiber optic CATV systems are generally 1×2, 1×3, 1×4, 1×8, 1×9, 1×12, 1×16, 1×24, 1×32 and 1xN etc. PLC splitters are used to evenly divide one or two optical signals into multiple optical signals.

Product Description:

Planar lightwave circuit (PLC) splitter is an essential power management device for distributing optical signals from the Central Office (CO) to multiple locations. The device is fabricated using silica optical waveguide technology, which ensures high efficiency and reliable performance.

LGX Module PLC splitter is one of the most commonly used in PON networks. The device is designed to provide complete protection for inner optical components and cables. The LGX module is also convenient and reliable for installation, but it comes with a relatively large size. It is suitable for various connection and distribution products such as outdoor fiber distribution boxes and network cabinets.

Yingda is a reputable provider of optical splitter devices with an impressive range of options. The optical splitter is available in different split ratios of 1×2, 1×4, 1×8, 1×16, 1×32, and 1×64. Additionally, there are different packaging options, including mini module, ABS module, LGX modular, rack type, or closure type of optical plc splitter that cater to different application needs.

Features:

PLC splitters possess numerous advantages that make them a popular choice for optical networks. Here are some of their key characteristics:

One of the most significant advantages of PLC splitters is their ability to split light into multiple outputs uniformly. This ensures equal signal distribution across all output channels, making them effective in network hubs or in the field.

Thanks to their micro-scale fabrication, these splitters are compact and easy to integrate into various settings, including small spaces within network hubs or in the field.

PLC splitters typically exhibit very low insertion loss, which is crucial in maintaining the signal strength and quality across long distances. This helps to ensure the smooth functioning of the network.

Another key advantage of these splitters is their ability to operate over a wide range of wavelengths. This makes them compatible with various types of optical transmission standards, including CWDM and DWDM systems. This flexibility makes them a popular choice for multiple applications.

Compared to other types of splitters, such as fused biconic taper (FBT) splitters, PLC splitters are made from silica on a solid substrate. This makes them less sensitive to temperature and other environmental variables, which translates to a higher level of reliability in the network.

Technical Parameters:

1XN PLC Splitter

This GPON PLC Splitter, also known as a Fiber Optic Splitter Box, is a Plug-in Type Beam Splitter.

Applications:

FTTH (Fiber to the Home) Networks are becoming increasingly popular as they offer high speed and reliable internet connectivity to homes. These networks use PLC splitters to distribute signals from a single fiber optic cable to multiple homes or units in a neighborhood. The use of PLC splitters ensures that the bandwidth is managed efficiently among numerous subscribers, allowing for fast and stable internet connectivity.

CWDM/DWDM Systems are used in optical communication lines to optimize the capacity of the fiber optic cable. For wavelength division multiplexing systems, PLC splitters are used to manage and route different wavelengths across the same fiber. The use of PLC splitters ensures that different wavelengths are efficiently managed and routed, resulting in high capacity and effective communication lines.

Optical Cable TV Systems rely heavily on PLC splitters to distribute TV signals from a central location to multiple subscribers. These systems ensure consistent quality and performance without the need for active electrical power. The use of PLC splitters in Optical Cable TV Systems is crucial to ensure that TV signals are distributed efficiently and effectively, resulting in high-quality viewing experiences for subscribers.