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fsw-1x1-micro-fiber-optical-switch-510101.doc
1. FSW-1x1#510101
Guilin GLsun Science and Tech Group Co., LTD.
Tel: +86-773-3116006 info@glsun.com Web: www.glsun.com
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Product Specification
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any unit or individual can’t reproduce, copy or use it for any commercial purpose.
Product Micro Optical Switch
Model SUN-FSW-1x1-SM-5-L-1310/1550-90-05-LP
File No. FSW-1x1#510101
Version 1.4
Issuing Date 2019-01-01
Specification Revision Record
Date Version Page Revision Description Prepare Approve
2013.8.21 1.1 P2 Modify the pin length of Dimension
P3
Delete ST/APC of Ordering
Information
2016.1.20 1.2 All Modify the LOGO and layout
2016.8.30 1.3 P1 Modify the product photo
2019.1.1 1.4 All Modify the LOGO
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2. FSW-1x1#510101
Guilin GLsun Science and Tech Group Co., LTD.
Tel: +86-773-3116006 info@glsun.com Web: www.glsun.com
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Features
·Low Insertion Loss
·Wide Wavelength Range
·Low Crosstalk
·High Stability, High Reliability
·Epoxy-free on Optical Path
·Latching and Non-latching
Applications
·R&D in Laboratory
·System Monitoring
·OADM
·MAN (Metropolitan Area Network)
·Network Security and Monitoring
Specifications
Parameters Unit SUN-FSW-1×1
Wavelength Range nm 850±40 / 1300±40 1260 ~ 1650
Test Wavelength nm 850 / 1300 1310 / 1550
Insertion Loss 1, 2 dB Typ: 0.5 Max: 0.8 Typ: 0.4 Max: 0.6
Return Loss 1, 2 dB MM ≥ 30 SM ≥ 50
Crosstalk 1 dB MM ≥ 65 SM ≥ 70
PDL dB ≤0.05
WDL dB ≤0.25
Repeatability dB ≤±0.02
Operating Voltage V 3.0 or 5.0
Durability Cycles ≥ 10 Million
Switching Time ms ≤8
Optical Power mW ≤500
Operating Temperature ℃ -20 ~ +70
Storage Temperature ℃ -40 ~ +85
Relative Humidity % 5 ~ 95
Weight g 14
Dimension mm (L)27.0×(W)12.6×(H)8.2 ±0.2
Notes:
1. Within operating temperature and SOP.
2.Excluding connectors.
3. FSW-1x1#510101
Guilin GLsun Science and Tech Group Co., LTD.
Tel: +86-773-3116006 info@glsun.com Web: www.glsun.com
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Pin Configurations
Type State
Optical
Route
Electric Drive Status Sensor
1×1
Pin 1 Pin 5 Pin 6 Pin 10
Pin
2-3
Pin
3-4
Pin
7-8
Pin
8-9
Latching
A
Light
close
-- --
GND V+
Close Open Open Close
B P1-P2 V+ GND -- -- Open Close Close Open
Non
-latching
A
Light
close
-- --
-- --
Close Open Open Close
B P1-P2 V+ -- -- GND Open Close Close Open
Optical Route
State A State B
Dimension
P1:White P2:Red
Electrical Specifications
Specifications Voltage Current Resistance
5V latching 4.5~5.5 V 36~44 mA 125 Ω
5V non-latching 4.5~5.5 V 26~32 mA 175 Ω
3V latching 2.7~3.3 V 54~66 mA 50 Ω
3V non-latching 2.7~3.3 V 39~47 mA 70 Ω
Bottom View Right Side View
4. FSW-1x1#510101
Guilin GLsun Science and Tech Group Co., LTD.
Tel: +86-773-3116006 info@glsun.com Web: www.glsun.com
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Ordering Information
SUN-FSW-1x1-SM-5-L-1310/1550-90-05-LP
Fiber Type
Operating
Voltage
Switch Type
Test
Wavelength
Tube Type
Fiber Length
(Include
connector)
Connector
SM:
SM, 9/125
5:
5V
L:
Latching
1310/1550:
1310/1550nm
90:
900um
05:
0.5m±5cm
LP:
LC/APC
Notes:
Support customization. For other requirement, please contact customer service.