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ThorLabs BOA1004P C-Band Booster Optical Amplifier, CWL=1550 nm (Typ.), 15 dBm (Typ.) Output Power, Butterfly Pkg, PM, FC/APC

SKU: BOA1004PCategories: Optical Amplifiers

Brand: ThorLabs

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The ThorLabs BOA1004P is a C-Band Booster Optical Amplifier designed for amplifying optical signals in the 1550 nm range. It features a typical output power of 15 dBm and comes in a butterfly package with polarization-maintaining (PM) fiber and FC/APC connectors. Ideal for boosting signal strength in optical communication systems.

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The ThorLabs BOA1004P C-Band Booster Optical Amplifier is engineered to amplify optical signals within the C-band, specifically around the 1550 nm wavelength. This amplifier provides a typical output power of 15 dBm, enhancing signal strength for improved performance in optical networks. Encased in a butterfly package, it ensures stable and reliable operation. The polarization-maintaining (PM) fiber minimizes signal distortion, while the FC/APC connectors offer precise and secure connections, reducing back reflections. This amplifier is well-suited for applications requiring high-quality signal amplification in optical communication systems.