XINDA-OC-FA-001
DHI Faraday Optical Isolators
Six source-listed models for laser back-reflection management and source-protection RFQs
- Source listing explicitly identifies a DHI Faraday isolator family
- Six complete model labels retained as traceable options
- Qualification centers on wavelength, isolation, transmission, aperture, and power
- Available models
- 6 standard models
- Lead time
- Confirmed after model and quantity review
- Purchase method
- RFQ by model
Reference price
$4,401.24 - $63,551.76
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Product-family scope, interfaces, selection limits, and supply notes.
Six Faraday isolator configurations are listed by operating wavelength. Individual source cards state clear aperture, isolation and damage threshold, but no formal data sheet or test conditions is supplied. The red housing photograph is reused across models and its engraving does not always match the selected option. Check the card for the chosen SKU and resolve discrepancies before ordering.
Models and operating wavelengths
The six SKU cards state operating wavelengths of 1045, 850, 1030, 1064, 1053 and 638 nm. Several reuse a photograph engraved 1064 nm; that engraving does not identify the other configurations. The source calls these Faraday isolators and mentions polarization without specifying polarization dependence, axis orientation or required input polarization.
Clear aperture and isolation
The 1045, 1030, 1064 and 1053 nm cards state a 3.5 mm clear aperture and isolation >35 dB. The 850 and 638 nm cards state 5 mm and >30 dB. For DHI-1030-5.0, the model suffix conflicts with the stated 3.5 mm aperture. This discrepancy is retained for supplier confirmation rather than changed to 5 mm.
Damage threshold and test conditions
The four near-infrared cards list a damage threshold of 7 J/cm²; the 850 and 638 nm cards list 3 J/cm². These are source claims without pulse duration, repetition rate, beam size, test method or certification. They cannot establish CW power, peak power or an operating limit for a particular setup. Insertion loss, transmission and usable bandwidth are unspecified.
Mounting and delivery
Photographs show a red housing, silver end sections and an integral mounting foot. Material grade, envelope dimensions, optical-axis height, mounting interfaces and the defined transmission direction are not provided. Reused photographs engraved φ3.5 mm @1064 nm are series references. The source advertises a four-week lead time and custom sizes; confirm current delivery and customization terms. No separate custom SKU is listed.
Selection checklist
Complete model and operating wavelength
Clear aperture and the 1030 discrepancy
Isolation and test conditions
Polarization, mounting interface and delivery
To be confirmed
Bandwidth, insertion loss and input polarization requirements
Damage-threshold test conditions
Mounting dimensions, axis height and direction
1030 aperture and current lead time
Procurement and technical information
Select a model so we can confirm pricing, availability, lead time, and required documents.
Procurement method
Formal RFQ by model
Lead time
Confirmed after model and quantity review
Technical documents
Request drawings and specifications with your RFQ
Typical applications
- Back-reflection protection studies for lasers and seed sources
- Feedback management in amplifier chains and optical paths
- Polarization-sensitive laser experiments and measurement systems
- Isolator RFQs with defined wavelength, beam, and power conditions
Product highlights
- Source listing explicitly identifies a DHI Faraday isolator family
- Six complete model labels retained as traceable options
- Qualification centers on wavelength, isolation, transmission, aperture, and power
- A four-week lead-time note appears in the source but requires current confirmation