Santec California Corporation releases ELSFP simulator targeting CPO and PIC testing applications
Camarillo, California – December 22, 2025 – Santec California Corporation is pleased to announce the launch of the Stabilized Light Source – ELSFP Simulator (SLS-230). The SLS-230 is a continuous wave (CW), stabilized light source designed to simulate lasers from ELSFP modules. This makes it a strong choice for testing Co-Packaged Optics (CPO) and Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs), where accuracy and reliability are essential.
The standard model has a minimum output power of +23dBm at 1311nm and PER >15dB with up to 16 sources in a 2U half rack enclosure. Auto-power mode is adjustable down to +20dBm. Other wavelengths, power requirements and custom specifications are available upon request.
Features:
- Up to 16 channels
- 1311nm PM outputs
- > +23dBm optical output power (typical +24.5dBm)
- PER >15dB
- SCPI commands via USB or Ethernet
- Compliant to OIF ELSFP IA CMIS 5.1
The SLS-230 is available now, please inquire with the local sales office, or on Santec’s website inst.santec.com.
About Santec:
Santec Holdings Corporation (the “Santec”) was established in 1979. It is headquartered in Komaki, Aichi, Japan and has subsidiaries in Japan (Santec AOC Corporation, Santec LIS Corporation, Santec OIS Corporation and Santec Japan Corporation), in North America (Santec Global Corporation in NJ, Santec U.S.A. Corporation in NJ, Santec Canada Corporation in Ottawa and Santec California Corporation in CA), U.K. (Santec Europe Ltd. in Oxfordshire) and China (Santec (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. in Shanghai). Santec is listed on the Standard Market (6777) a section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The company employs 293 staff members and serves a global customer base; including the world’s major telecommunications companies, transmission/sub system manufacturers, internationally recognized research centers and universities. Santec’s product lines include a broad range of advanced optical components, tunable lasers, optical test/measurement and OCT systems for telecommunication, life science, sensing and industry applications.
