Description
Aluminum Coated Fibers from Waveguide Technologies, Inc. are designed for a wide temperature range (-269°C to +400°C).
Fibers are available with high OH content for UV/VIS and low OH content for VIS/IR wavelength operation. An additional product line features deep UV operation with excellent solarisation stability up to 80%.
Custom fiber sizes are available upon request.
Metal coated step index fiber - Aluminum
Specifications
Core Diameter: | 50 um |
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Wavelength Range: | 215 – 2100 nm |
Cable Length: | 1 m |
Fiber Core Material: | Silica |
Coating Material: | Aluminum |
Numerical Aperture: | 0.22 +/- 0.02 |
OH Content: | low or high |
Features
The fibers feature a superior strength (> 100kpsi), which allows for long life at extended stress levels in applications that require tight bends.
The fiber has a strong chemical bond between the silica cladding and the aluminum without any additional layer, this enables direct termination without pistoning. This bond also makes Aluminum coating the ideal choice to preserve deep UV performance in our solarisation resistant product family.
Applications
the fiber is suitable for use in sensing and deployment in harsh environments
- High temperature and cryogenic temperature sensing
- Semi Conductor Manufacturing
- Corrosive and caustic environments
- Ultra high vacuum devices
- Radiation resistant sensors
- Rocket, turbine and jet engine monitoring
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the temperature range that the Aluminum Coated Fibers can withstand?
What are the available OH content options for the fibers?
Can the fibers be customized to different sizes?
What are some applications where the Aluminum Coated Fibers can be used?
What is the bond between the silica cladding and the aluminum coating?
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