Light Signal Demultiplexer

A Light Signal Demultiplexer is a device used in fiber optic communication systems to separate multiple optical signals of different wavelengths (colors) that are combined together in a single optical fiber. It is part of the supply class Fiber Optic Devices, which includes various devices used in fiber optic communication systems.

In the supply group Fiber Optics Materials, Components, Assemblies, And Accessories, the Light Signal Demultiplexer is specifically categorized as a component. It is used to split the combined optical signals into individual signals, allowing for the transmission of multiple data streams simultaneously over a single fiber.

The Light Signal Demultiplexer typically consists of an input port, where the combined optical signals enter, and multiple output ports, each corresponding to a specific wavelength. It uses various techniques such as diffraction gratings or thin-film filters to separate the different wavelengths of light.

Overall, the Light Signal Demultiplexer plays a crucial role in expanding the capacity and efficiency of fiber optic communication systems by enabling the transmission of multiple signals over a single fiber.