Frequently Asked Questions

Longevity – resistant to lightning, corrosion, EMI. Passive – no spark hazard, no power at sensor. Multiplexing – many sensors, few cables, long range. Versatility – small size, long distances and sense many properties with one system. Installation – weld, glue, embed, connect in series. Ruggedness – fatigue over 100 million cycles, wide temperature range.

Fiber Bragg gratings are the fundamental elements upon which most fiber optic sensors are based. An FBG is an invisible reflector inside the core of the fiber that is set to a specific wavelength of light.

os1100’s are used in applications ranging from basic experiments with FBGs to construction of complex transducers containing one or more FBGs.

The os1100 Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) is a two meter long polyimide coated optical fiber with one FBG spaced at one meter intervals.

Optional FC/APC connector and loose buffer tube for ease of handling, clearly marked FBG location, non-metallic construction.

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