Description

This is a Chalcogenide IR-Fiber Cable operating in 1.5-6 um wavelength range. 
 
art photonics development of specialty fibers for the Mid-Infrared region has resulted in a unique product – Chalcogenide Infra-Red (CIR-) fibers.
 
Based on chalcogenide  glasses (As₂ S₃) Chalcogenide IR-Fiber Cables transmit IR-radiation in the spectral gap between Silica fibers (0.2-2.4μm) and Polycrystalline InfraRed (PIR) fibers (4-18μm) in the range of 1.5 - 6μm.
 
Our single- and multimode CIR fibers are drawn in core/clad structure with double polymer coating and characterized by a low optical loss.
 
Why chalcogenide IR-fibers: Chalcogenide glasses are an amalgam of chalcogen elements: typically selenium (Se), sulfur (S), and tellurium (Te). Arsenic (As), Germanium, and other elements might be added to facilitate the cross linking between the chains of chalcogens and render a resilient glass material. Chalcogenide IR fibers made of such glass offer useful physical characteristics including low optical loss transmission in the mid-IR and far IR wavelength regions, high refractive index, and relatively large nonlinearities compared to their silica alternatives.
  
We offer several different models of these Chalcogenide IR-Fiber Cables with different cladding and core diameters. Please inquire for more info and pricing.

Chalcogenide IR-Fiber Cables CIR-350/400

Specifications

Core Diameter: 350 um
Wavelength Range: 1.5 – 6 um
Fiber Core Material: As₂ S₃
Cable Length: 0 m
Cladding Diameter: 400 um
Cladding Material: As-S
Primary Protective Tubing: PTFE
Secondary Protective Tubing: PVC
Core Refractive Index: 2.4
Effective NA: 0.25 – 0.28
Minimum Bending Radius: 200 x Fiber diameter
Operating Temperature, °C: -200 < T < 100
Maximum Transmitted Power, W: 1 (CW)

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Features

Our Chalcogenide IR-Fiber Cables offer many useful characteristics:
 
  • High transmittance from 1.5μm to 6μm
  • Optical losses 0.2 dB/m at 2 - 4 μm
  • Double polymer coating for high flexibility
  • Standard fiber diameters from 8 to 500µm

Applications

Chalcogenide IR-Fiber Cables CIR-350/400 have found applications in 
  
  • Flexible IR-imaging systems
  • Fiber amplifiers and lasers
  • Remote non-contact pyrometry in the 200-600K range
  • Fiber probes for remote process IR-spectroscopy

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Chalcogenide IR-Fiber Cable?
It is a specialty fiber cable that transmits IR-radiation in the range of 1.5 - 6μm.
What are Chalcogenide glasses?
Chalcogenide glasses are made up of chalcogen elements such as selenium, sulfur, and tellurium, and offer useful physical characteristics including low optical loss transmission in the mid-IR and far IR wavelength regions.
What are the features of Chalcogenide IR-Fiber Cables?
Chalcogenide IR-Fiber Cables offer high transmittance from 1.5μm to 6μm, optical losses of 0.2 dB/m at 2 - 4 μm, double polymer coating for high flexibility, and standard fiber diameters from 8 to 500µm.
What are the applications of Chalcogenide IR-Fiber Cables CIR-350/400?
Chalcogenide IR-Fiber Cables CIR-350/400 have found applications in flexible IR-imaging systems, fiber amplifiers and lasers, remote non-contact pyrometry in the 200-600K range, and fiber probes for remote process IR-spectroscopy.
What models of Chalcogenide IR-Fiber Cables are available?
Several different models of Chalcogenide IR-Fiber Cables with different cladding and core diameters are available. Please inquire for more info and pricing.

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