FBT splitter is based on a traditional technology that involves welding multiple fibers together. Then following by carefully stretching and tapering them to achieve a specific diameter.
This unique manufacturing technique allows the optical signal to split into two or more signals, enabling efficient distribution along different paths.
Fibconet FBT splitters are available in both single-mode and multimode configurations, offering compatibility with various optical communication systems. Our products are will tested and meet standard of GR-1209-CORE.
| PLC Splitter | Advantages | Disadvantages |
|---|---|---|
| Suitable for multiple operating wavelengths (1260nm – 1650nm) | Equal splitter ratios for all branches | Complicated production process |
| Compact configuration; smaller size; small occupation space | Good stability across all ratios | Costlier than FBT splitter in smaller ratios |
| High quality; low failure rate |
| FBT Splitter | Advantages | Disadvantages |
|---|---|---|
| Well-known product; easy to produce, reducing cost | Customized splitter ratios | Restricted to its operating wavelength |
| Can work on three different operating bands (850nm, 1310nm, and 1550nm) | Because of errors in equal insertion loss, the maximum insertion loss will vary depending on the split and increase substantially for those splits over 1:8 | Unensured exact equal ratio will influence transmission distance |
| High temperature dependent loss (TDL); operating temperature range is 23 °F – 167 °F | The larger the split, the larger the encapsulation module | |
| Susceptible to failure due to extreme temperatures or improper handling |
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