A fiber optic splitter is a device used to split and combine light energy. It distributes the light energy transmitted in one fiber to two or more fibers in a predetermined proportion, or combines the light energy transmitted in multiple fibers into one fiber.
- The loss is insensitive to the wavelength of the transmitted light and can meet the transmission needs of different wavelengths (1260-1650 nm).
- Evenly splitting the signal, the signal can be evenly distributed to the user.
- Small size (such as 1 × 32 minimum size can be 4 × 7 × 50mm), can be directly installed in the existing various transfer boxes, no special design to leave a large installation space.
- A single device shunt channel can reach more than 32 channels.
- Multi-channel cost is low. The more the number of branches, the more obvious the cost advantage.