*Specifications are subject to change without notice
.
Ordering Information
FMXL -658-025-
Product Family
Pigtail Length (m)
1,2…
Fiber/Cable Type
S = single mode / 3mm jacket
P = polarization maintaining / 3mm jacket
T = single mode / 900 um jacket
M = polarization maintaining / 900 um jacket
Fiber Connector
Each purchased FiberMax is provided with test data. Please refer to this data before using the FiberMax.
0 = No connector, F = FC/PC
A=FC/APC, S=SC/PC
G=SC/APC, R=Ferrule only
I
OP
, I
TH
, I
MON
at Po @ 25C, L-I curve, V-I curve, and L- I
MON
curve to Po
Shipping Data Includes:
Collimator
None = 0
Or M, N, P, Q
Example: FMXL-0658-025-1SF0, FiberMAX658
TM
laser module with 658nm
Laser diode, 25 mW power output, 1m of single mode fiber in 3mm jacketing, FC/PC connector, and no
collimated beam output optics.
BSR320-2 10/01
1537 Centre Pointe Drive
Milpitas, CA 95035
TEL (408) 941-6068
FAX (408) 941-6069
Email:info@blueskyresearch.com
www.blueskyresearch.com
FiberMax™ Module
FMXL658-025-XXXX 658nm, 25mW
Mechanical Outline
Case is negative
Handling Care and Precautions for Use of FiberMax™ Modules
1. Absolute Maximum Ratings
Do not exceed,
even momentarily,
the maximum ratings (see page 1, table). When a FiberMax module is driven in excess of it's maximum ratings, it can
cause at minimum a considerable reduction in reliability, and potentially instantaneous failure.
a. FiberMax modules may be damaged by surge currents generated at power on-off operation. Check on the transient characteristics of the power supply to
make sure that such surges do not exceed the maximum ratings.
b. The maximum ratings are specified for a case temperature of 25°C. Designs should be made to work well within this temperature range. As the case
temperature goes up, power dissipation as well as maximum light output power is reduced.
2. Soldering Conditions
Maximum solder-tip temperature is 260°C and soldering time must be within 3.0 seconds. A minimum solder clearance of 1.6mm should be maintained
from the root of the lead.
3. Prevention of Breakdown due to Static Electricity
FiberMax modules may be adversely affected by static electricity and surge currents and, consequently, cause breakdown of the module and reduction of
reliability unless the following precautions are taken:
a. Power supplies, installation and measuring equipment should be grounded. A noise filter or noise-cut transformer should be provided on any power
supply inputs.
b. Anyone working with a FiberMax module should be grounded through high resistance (500 K Ohm - 1M Ohm) by means of a ground strap and wrist
band (for example).
c. Soldering irons should be grounded to protect laser modules from voltage leaks.
d. During operation of the FiberMax module, working clothes, hats, and shoes should be static-protected. Cotton-based clothing is preferred.
e. Any container for carriage and storage should be static-protected.
f. Avoid using laser modules in an environment where high frequency surge currents may be generated by an inductive electric field (such as a fluorescent
lamp). These fields can also cause breakdown or deterioration of the laser module.
4.
Package Handling
a. The laser module package should not be cut off, reworked, or deformed. Care should be taken when handling the fiber to avoid kinking it.
b. Do not touch the ferrule end. Any scratch or contamination may result in reduction of optical characteristics.
c. Remove small contaminates on the ferrule surface carefully using a soft cotton tip stick with a small amount of methyl alcohol.
5.
Safety
The output light from laser modules is harmful to a human body even if it is invisible. Avoid looking at the output light of a FiberMax module directly,
or even indirectly through a lens during operation. Observance of operation should be through an infrared TV camera or related equipment. Refer to IEC
825-1 and 21 CFR 1040.10-1040.11 as a radiation safety standard for laser products.
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