980-1080nm 20W TGG Multimode Optical Isolator
High-power multimode optical isolator built with TGG crystals for 980 nm to 1080 nm laser diode and amplifier systems. Compatible with MM-50/125, MM-62.5/125, and MM-S105/125 fibers with power handling up to 20W CW.
Technical Specifications
Parameter
Specification
Unit
Center Wavelength
1064, 1030, 980 or specified
nm
Operating Wavelength Range
±5
nm
Fiber Type
MM-50/125, MM-62.5/125 or MM-S105/125
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Typical Peak Isolation @ 23°C
20
dB
Min. Isolation @ 23°C
18
dB
Typical Insertion Loss @ 23°C
1.3
dB
Max. Insertion Loss @ 23°C
1.5
dB
Min. Return Loss (Input / Output)
30
dB
Max. Average Power
0.5, 1, 5, 10, 20 or specified
W
Max. ns Pulse Peak Power
10 or specified
kW
Package - MM-50/125, MM-62.5/125
58 x 28 x 26
mm
Package - MM-S105/125-22A
76 x 28 x 26
mm
Max. Tensile Load
5
N
Package Dimensions
58 x 28 x 26 mm (50/125, 62.5/125) / 76 x 28 x 26 mm (105/125)
-
Operating Temperature
+10 to +50
°C
Storage Temperature
0 to +60
°C
Technical Datasheet Note
Custom fiber types, core diameters and connector terminations confirmed during Engineering Review. Handling power depends on fiber core size and cooling setup.
Custom fiber types, core diameters and connector terminations confirmed during Engineering Review. Handling power depends on fiber core size and cooling setup.
Configuration and ordering notes
Designed specifically for multimode pump and laser protection where standard single-mode isolators cannot be used. Configuration parameters include fiber type matching the pump-diode pigtail during configuration review.
Selection Guidance: Compare combiner architectures and fiber matching in our Pump Combiner Selection Guide ↗ or N×1 vs (6+1)×1 Architecture Guide ↗.
Key Applications
Multimode pump protection; Fiber laser oscillator & amplifier systems; Laser material processing; Industrial photonics.
Package Drawing
Need an exact configuration?
A quotation review can begin with the application, quantity and available component information. Wavelength, optical power, fiber and termination details can be clarified with engineering.