Re: Tolerable power loss in connector (heat generation)
- From: danek <danek@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2007 15:32:22 -0400
John_H wrote:
<mmachtin@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:1184323009.848633.24210@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxHowever you can blow up the ends if they are FC/PC connections. You get a little piece of dirt in there and you have one nice Fabry Perot cavity!! Does a lovely job of blowing the fiber ends up.Hello,
I am using a fiber pigtailed laser with a panda fiber and connect with
an FC/APC to another panda fiber. Unfortunately I have a loss of about
4.5 to 5dB due to this connection. I have cleaned the fibers so I
guess the loss is because of two different diameters.
Here are my two questions:
1. How much power loss is tolerable in a connector? I am concerned
about generating two much heat and damaging the fiber.
2. Is it reasonable to have such a high loss due to two different
diameters in a panda fiber?
Thanks
Heat generation is typically a problem for very high power, not typical communications signal levels. Are you using watts of power?
P. Danek
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