Fibre-optic transmitter and receiver
8 October 2014
Opto-Electronics
OMC has launched the H22R6850G, a rugged, reliable receiver for multimode glass and polymer fibre systems, and its corresponding transmitter, H22E6850G, both in the widely preferred SMA package.
The high-sensitivity H22R6850G is optimised for use with 850 nm transmitters and provides a direct 0 - 5 V digital output, allowing direct connection to digital circuitry. It can also be used with 660 nm transmitters, making it ideal for use with polymer fibre systems as well as multimode glass.
The receiver features a precision machined, all-metal body and incorporates a rugged screw-mounting mechanical connection to the circuit board, providing consistency and ruggedness and ensuring that it can withstand the challenges of the industrial environment.
When used with OMC’s matching H22E6850G high-output 850 nm SMA transmitter, which incorporates the same high-reliability features, along with OMC’s high-performance optical terminations, a long-life, consistent optical link can be achieved.
For more information visit www.omc-uk.com
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