FiberTech Graded-index Polymer Clad Fiber - GIPC62
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Description
The FiberTech® Graded-index Polymer Clad (GIPC) fiber series stands out as a sophisticated solution in the realm of multimode fibers, engineered for short and medium distance communication under challenging environmental conditions. These fibers are crafted with a graded-index silica core, enveloped in a robust plastic cladding, further enhanced by a silica cladding. The GIPC fiber series, including the GIPC50 and GIPC62 models, is specifically designed to meet the rigorous demands of modern telecommunications, adhering to the IEC 60793-2-10 standards.
The GIPC50 and GIPC62 fibers are characterized by their robust construction and high bandwidth performance, aligning with the OM2 (GIPC50) and OM1 (GIPC62) telecommunications standards. The fibers feature a 200 µm form factor, allowing them to endure mechanical loads three times higher than standard 125 µm diameter fibers, offering a mechanical load capacity of 30 N compared to the typical 10 N. This durability makes them an ideal choice for applications requiring high resilience and reliability.
These fibers are equipped with a special UV-cured acrylate coating, ensuring optimal thermal performance. The easily removable 500 µm ETFE buffer material simplifies handling, making crimp-and-cleave assembly quick and cost-effective. The excellent fiber geometry further enhances their usability, providing a seamless experience in installation and maintenance. This combination of features makes the GIPC fiber series a versatile and efficient choice for demanding communication environments.
FiberTech Graded-index Polymer Clad Fiber - GIPC62
Specifications |
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| Core Diameter: | 62.5 um |
| Wavelength Range: | 850 – 1300 nm |
| Fiber Core Material: | Silica |
| Cable Length: | Custom |
Features
- Graded-Index Polymer Clad Fiber: The GIPC series features a graded-index silica core designed for multimode fiber applications.
- Core Material: Ge-doped fused silica with core diameters of 50 ±2.5 µm and 62.5 ±2.5 µm.
- Cladding Material: Fused silica with a cladding diameter of 200 ±3 µm.
- Buffer Material: ETFE with a buffer diameter of 500 ±30 µm, offering enhanced mechanical durability.
- Coating Material: UV-cured acrylate, with other options available upon request.
- Low Attenuation: Attenuation rates of ≤ 2.4 dB/km at 850 nm and ≤ 0.8 dB/km at 1300 nm for GIPC50; ≤ 3.2 dB/km at 850 nm and ≤ 1.0 dB/km at 1300 nm for GIPC62.
- High Bandwidth: Bandwidth greater than 5 at 850 nm and 1300 nm for GIPC50; greater than 2 at 850 nm and greater than 5 at 1300 nm for GIPC62.
- Link Length: Supports link lengths greater than 600 µm at 850 nm and 1300 nm for GIPC50; greater than 350 µm at 850 nm and greater than 550 µm at 1300 nm for GIPC62.
- Numerical Aperture: 0.200 ±0.015 for GIPC50 and 0.275 ±0.015 for GIPC62.
- Robust Design: Meets OM1 and OM2 performance standards, with a 200 µm form factor that withstands three times the mechanical load of standard 125 µm fibers.
- Thermal Performance: Special coating provides optimal thermal properties.
- Easy Handling: Features a removable 500 µm ETFE buffer for quick, cost-efficient, and simple handling with crimp-and-cleave assembly.
- Ideal for Short and Medium Distance Communications: Specifically developed for demanding environmental conditions.
Applications
- Short and Medium-Distance Communications: Ideal for robust high-speed data links in industrial environments.
- Telecommunications Networks: Suitable for OM1 and OM2 compliant systems.
- Harsh Environment Installations: High mechanical durability for demanding conditions.
- Industrial Data Transmission: Reliable multimode fibers for automated systems and sensors.
Frequently Asked Questions
GIPC50 and GIPC62 meet the requirements concerning robust fiber design while offering the bandwidth performance of a standard telecommunications fiber according to OM2 (GIPC 50) or OM1 (GIPC 62).
The GIPC fiber series was developed particularly for applications under the demanding environmental conditions of short and medium distance communications.
The GIPC fiber can withstand a threefold higher mechanical load compared to a 125 µm diameter standard fiber (30 N instead of 10 N).
The numerical aperture of the GIPC fiber is 0.200 ±0.015 for GIPC50 and 0.275 ±0.015 for GIPC62.
The GIPC fiber has a diameter of 200 µm.