2080nm Bandpass Filter (Tm Fiber)

The 2080nm wavelength lies in the near-infrared (NIR) spectrum, exhibiting specific absorption characteristics for water and certain organic molecules while offering moderate tissue-penetrating ability.

  • Application 1: (Laser Spectral Analysis): Used to precisely isolate 2080nm optical signals, this filter blocks interference from extraneous wavelengths, enabling high-sensitivity detection of hydroxyl-containing compounds in spectroscopic measurements.
  • Application 2: (Environmental Monitoring): In gas sensing systems, it effectively filters out stray light to ensure the 2080nm wavelength interacts accurately with methane detection modules, enhancing the precision of methane concentration measurements in industrial exhaust.
  • Application 3: (Medical Optics): Critical for therapeutic devices, it isolates the 2080nm therapeutic beam, enabling safe and targeted use in skin tissue thermotherapy or specialized phototherapy applications by minimizing potential damage from non-target wavelength emissions.

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US 9689714 B2 - Multiplexed fiber-coupled Fabry-Perot sensors

US 9689714 B2 - Multiplexed fiber-coupled Fabry-Perot sensors

Context: A fiber-optic sensing network used to measure strain, temperature, or pressure in harsh environments (like oil wells or bridges) where electronics would fail.

Usage of Filter: The patent describes a Tunable Bandpass Filter that sweeps across a specific range, explicitly citing 1950–2080 nm.

Function: It acts as a Signal Interrogator. The filter rapidly scans the spectrum to identify the specific wavelength of light reflecting back from different sensors along the fiber.

Result: High-precision monitoring. By isolating the 2080 nm signal, the system can read sensors at great distances without interference from the fiber's own noise or other optical signals.

US 7298547 B1 - 2 micron fiber Amplified Spontaneous Emission ASE source

US 7298547 B1 - 2-micron fiber Amplified Spontaneous Emission (ASE) source

Context: A broadband light source used for testing optical components (like lenses and fibers) to see how they behave in the infrared spectrum.

Usage of Filter: The bandpass filter is used to slice the spectrum of a Thulium-Holmium co-doped fiber source.

Function: It acts as a Spectral Shaper. While the light source naturally emits a messy, broad mix of colors from 1700 nm to 2200 nm, the filter forces it to output a clean, stable signal specifically in the 2080 nm region.

Result: Accurate component testing. It creates a reference beam that allows engineers to measure exactly how much light a lens or fiber loses (attenuation) at this specific wavelength.

US 5305414 A - Optical fiber amplifier Tunable Laser Context

US 5305414 A - Optical fiber amplifier (Tunable Laser Context)

Context: High-power fiber laser systems used for medical surgery (lithotripsy) or LIDAR.

Usage of Filter: A grating-based bandpass filter is placed inside the laser cavity (the loop where light circulates).

Function: It acts as a Lasing Frequency Selector. Thulium lasers want to lase naturally at 1950 nm. By inserting a filter tuned to 2080 nm, the system suppresses the natural peak and forces the laser to build up power only at 2080 nm.

Result: A wavelength-agile laser. This allows the laser to be "tuned" to 2080 nm, a sweet spot where the atmosphere is relatively transparent but liquid water absorbs energy—perfect for surgical cutting or long-range wind sensing.

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