Copper-coated gradient index multimode optical fibers
Gradient-index multimode fiber with a hermetic copper coating — better heat dissipation than polymer-coated fiber, rated to +600°C.
Copper-coated gradient index multimode optical fibers have increased mechanical strength and greater fatigue resistance compared to non-hermetic and polymer-clad fibers (PCS). Their transmittance covers a spectral range of 1000 to 1600 nm, and also remains stable in corrosive chemicals that normally react to silica glass. The temperature range is from -196C to +600C . Hermetically metal-coated optical fibers are the optimum candidate when used in high vacuum and harsh environmental conditions.
FEATURES:
-Better fiber cooling due to the heat-conducting metal coating.
-Excellent mechanical strength and flexibility compared to polymer coated fibers.
-The metal coating can be soldered and will not outgas.
FEATURES:
-Better fiber cooling due to the heat-conducting metal coating.
-Excellent mechanical strength and flexibility compared to polymer coated fibers.
-The metal coating can be soldered and will not outgas.
1- under normal climatic conditions
2- in inert environment
3- at the minimum operating temperature, the integrity of the optical fiber is guaranteed
2- in inert environment
3- at the minimum operating temperature, the integrity of the optical fiber is guaranteed
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