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Find components by the specification you already know.

Start with a product family, then narrow by wavelength, power, fiber, configuration or connector. Every route is designed to end at a technical datasheet and RFQ.

Use the product families and selection guides to compare the parameters that determine fit, including wavelength, power, fiber type, configuration, connector and package.
Not sure which product family fits the optical function?Use Component Finder only when you know the system function but not the component category.
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Optical Circulators

Choose by wavelength, power level, port count and PM / non-PM configuration.

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Couplers & Polarization

Choose by split ratio, port count, PM / SM fiber and polarization function.

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Mini & Hybrid Devices

Choose by integrated function, footprint, wavelength and PM / SM configuration.

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Custom accessories

Custom accessories & supporting components.

Beyond our standard passive fiber-optic components, KernsTech can review supporting parts around the optical assembly. Send a drawing, sample, dimensions or interface requirement and we will confirm the feasible configuration before quotation.

Typical customization inputsDimensions · material · cable / fiber interface · connector layout · port count · color / marking · packaging / assembly requirementSend a drawing or requirement →
Have another supporting part?Upload a drawing, competitor sample photo or existing specification. Engineering will review whether it can be supplied as a custom accessory.
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Selection guides

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How to Select an Optical Isolator

Wavelength, power, PM/SM and package selection.

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How to Select a PM WDM

Choose by wavelength pair, power, fiber and architecture.

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How to Select a Pump Combiner

Port count, pump band, signal band, fiber and power.

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PM vs SM Optical Isolator

Understand when polarization maintenance is required.

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