Description
Custom fiber bundles based on Optran® optical fibers are designed for applications requiring the transmission, collection or distribution of light across multiple optical channels. Bundles consist of multiple optical fibers arranged within a common structure and are configured according to application-specific optical, mechanical and geometrical requirements.
Fiber bundles can be manufactured using all Optran® fiber types, including UV, VIS-NIR and broadband fibers with different OH levels and numerical apertures. The achievable spectral range and transmission characteristics depend on the selected fiber type.
Detailed specifications, including attenuation behavior and material properties, are available in the corresponding Optran® fiber listings (e.g. UV, UVNS, UVNSS, WF, WFNS, HUV, HWF, PUV, PWF, WFGe).
Bundle configurations can be adapted to different system architectures, including compact bundle geometries for light transmission, spatially resolved light collection or distribution into multiple individual fiber channels. Depending on system requirements, assemblies can be realized as structured bundles, multi-leg configurations or with individual fiber breakout for separate routing of individual fibers.
A wide range of customization options is available, including number of fibers, fiber arrangement, bundle geometry, cable length and connectorization. Protective tubing and jacketing materials such as stainless steel, PTFE or polymer coatings can be selected based on environmental and mechanical requirements.
Fiber end preparation can be adapted to the application, including polishing and application-specific end-face geometries for optimized optical coupling and system integration.
Optran® fiber bundles are developed and manufactured with control over the complete process chain, from preform manufacturing and fiber drawing to final assembly. This enables alignment of fiber design and assembly parameters with application requirements, ensuring consistent optical performance and reproducibility.
Fiber bundles can be configured for applications involving elevated optical intensities. Design parameters such as fiber type, core diameter and bundle configuration are selected based on system-specific optical conditions.
Typical applications include spectroscopy systems, analytical instrumentation, medical and life science devices, semiconductor processing and industrial sensing systems.
Custom Fiber Bundles - Optran® Multi-Fiber Optical Assemblies
Specifications
| Number Of Fibers: | Not Specified |
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| Wavelength Range: | 0.19 – 2.4 um |
| Length Of Bundle: | Not Specified |
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Features
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Custom multi-fiber bundle assemblies based on Optran® optical fibers
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Compatible with all Optran® fiber types (UV, VIS-NIR, broadband, high-NA)
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Spectral performance defined by selected fiber type (typ. ~190–2400 nm)
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Configurable number of fibers and bundle geometries
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Bundle configurations for transmission, collection or light distributionOptions for individual fiber breakout or multi-leg assemblies
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Core diameters and numerical apertures selectable per fiber type
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Connectorization options (SMA, FC, ST or application-specific interfaces)
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Custom protective tubing (e.g. stainless steel, PTFE, polymer coatings)
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Application-specific fiber end preparation and polishing
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Design adaptable to mechanical and environmental requirements
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Configurable for elevated optical intensity applications
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Step-index fiber designs with defined transmission characteristics
Applications
- Spectroscopy instrumentation
- Optical sensing and detection systems
- Analytical measurement systems
- Illumination and light distribution systems
- Medical and life science instrumentation
- Semiconductor processing
- Industrial sensing systems
- Scientific and laboratory setups
- Multi-channel optical systems
Frequently Asked Questions
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