FBT Coupler is a passive optical device that achieves optical signal splitting, combining, or power distribution by melting and stretching multiple optical fibers at high temperatures after removing their coatings, forming a biconical structure. Its core features include low cost and customizable splitting ratio, making it widely used in PON networks and fiber optic sensors.
Common splitter modules include 1*4, 1*8, 1*16, 1*32, 1*64, 2*4, 2*8, 2*16, and 2*32. They are widely used in outdoor fiber optic distribution boxes for PON, FTTH, FTTX, and GOPN networks.
They are widely used in outdoor fiber optic distribution boxes for PON, FTTH, FTTX, and GOPN networks.
FTTX Systems
LAN, WAN and Metro Networks
Analog/Digital Passive Optical Networks
CATV Networks
Subscriber Loop
Fiberoptic Instruments
Fiber Sensors
Other applications in fiber optic systems
Coupling Ratio | Insertion Loss | |
Premium | A grade | |
50/50 | 3.4/3.4 | 3.6/3.6 |
45/55 | 3.9/3.0 | 4.1/3.2 |
40/60 | 4.7/2.7 | 5.0/2.9 |
35/65 | 5.1/2. 1 | 5.5/2.3 |
30/70 | 6.0/1.9 | 6.4/2.1 |
25/75 | 6.5/1.7 | 6.9/1.9 |
20/80 | 7.9/1.2 | 8.4/1.4 |
15/85 | 8.8/1.0 | 9.3/1.2 |
10/90 | 11.3/0.5 | 12.7/0.8 |
5/95 | 15.2/0.4 | 18.5/0.5 |
1/99 | 22.5/0.3 | 23.0/0.4 |