ALUMINUM-COATED SINGLE-MODE FIBERS OK-9-125AL

Name: ALUMINUM-COATED SINGLE-MODE FIBERS OK-9-125AL
Brand: FORC-Photonics
Availability: InStock

Description

Aluminum-coated single-mode optical fibers have all the benefits of optical fibers include increased mechanical strength and greater fatigue resistance. Their transmittance covers a spectral range of 1300 to 1600 nm, and also remains stable in corrosive chemicals that normally react to silica glass. The temperature range is from -196C to +400C.

Specifications

Mode Field Diameter (MFD):	9 um
Wavelength Range:	1300 – 1600 nm
Cable Length:	Not Specified
Fiber Core Material:	Not Specified
Core Diameters, µm:	9 ± 0,5
Attenuation At 1300nm, DB/km:	9.5
Additional Inner Layer:	Carbon
Core Material:	Ge-doped
Numerical Aperture (NA):	0.14 ± 0.02
Max Operating Temperature, OC:	+ 400
Coating Material:	Aluminium

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Features

Excellent mechanical strength and flexibility compared to polymer coated fibers
Radiation resistant construction
Capability to feed the fibers into a high vacuum: the metal coating can be soldered and will not outgas

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of using aluminum-coated single-mode optical fibers?

Aluminum-coated single-mode optical fibers have increased mechanical strength and greater fatigue resistance compared to other fibers.

What is the spectral range covered by these fibers?

These fibers have a transmittance range of 1300 to 1600 nm.

Can these fibers withstand corrosive chemicals?

Yes, these fibers remain stable in corrosive chemicals that normally react to silica glass.

What is the temperature range that these fibers can handle?

These fibers can withstand temperatures ranging from -196°C to +400°C.

Are there any special features of these fibers?

Yes, these fibers have excellent mechanical strength and flexibility, radiation resistant construction, and the capability to be fed into a high vacuum.