The Photonetics Osics DFB-1539.77-P13 is a Distributed Feedback (DFB) laser diode module engineered for precision optical applications requiring stable, single-frequency output. Operating at 1539.77 nm with output power greater than +13 dBm, this module integrates into the OSICS modular platform for DWDM and CWDM network testing, metrology, and sensor development. Its narrow linewidth, exceptional wavelength stability, and low relative intensity noise make it suitable for demanding telecommunications and measurement applications.
Technical Specifications
• Wavelength: 1539.77 nm
• Output Power: Greater than +13 dBm
• Linewidth: Less than 10 MHz
• Wavelength Stability: ±5 pm over one hour; ±0.005 nm over 24 hours (typical)
• Wavelength Calibration Accuracy: ±30 pm
• Wavelength Tuning Range: 1.6 nm typical (1.8 nm maximum), via internal temperature control
• Power Stability: ±0.01 dB over one hour and ±0.01 dB over 24 hours (typical)
• Side Mode Suppression Ratio (SMSR): Greater than 30 dB; greater than 35 dB typical (45 dB typical)
• Relative Intensity Noise (RIN): Less than –140 dB/Hz
• Optical Isolation: Greater than 30 dB
• Fiber Type: Polarization Maintaining (PM)
• Optical Interface: FC/APC
– Key Features
• Single-frequency, stable optical output for coherent and precision applications
• Internal temperature tuning across 1.6 nm to 1.8 nm range
• Internal and external modulation capabilities
• Brillouin effect suppression
• Ultra-low RIN performance for shot-noise-limited operation
– Typical Applications
• DWDM and CWDM network testing and validation
• Optical Supervisory Channel (OSC) communication
• Optical Time Domain Reflectometry (OTDR) laser source
• Metrology and precision sensing systems
• Coherent optical measurement and characterization
– Compatibility & Integration
The module integrates directly into the OSICS modular mainframe platform and is controllable via front-panel or remote interface. Its PM fiber output and FC/APC connector support deployment in polarization-sensitive test configurations.


















