FEMTO Grating in Single Mode Acrylate Fiber FFT.FBG.S.00.02
Description
Besides customer specific FBG solutions, FemtoFiberTec offers an attractive range of standardized
fs-written FBGs. Due to the worldwide leading, automated manufacturing technology, FemtoFiberTec
can provide high customer value in terms of quality and cost efficiency.
FEMTO Grating in Single Mode Acrylate Fiber FFT.FBG.S.00.02
Specifications |
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| Center Wavelength Range: | 1500-1600nm |
| FBG Length: | 6 mm |
| Reflectivity: | >50% |
Features
The type FFT.FBG.P.00.01/2 are FBGs inscribed in acrylate
coated standard telecom fiber, which are an efficient low cost
solution for standard applications. These are well suited for
temperature and strain measurements up to 85°C (high temperature acrylate up to 180°C) and especially for applications
which involve large fiber length. Additionally, the germanium
doped fiber has a very low bending loss.
Different FBG reflectivity levels are available depending on
the requirements of the interrogation unit.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The benefits of FemtoFiberTec's FBGs compared to conventional FBGs include cost efficiency, immunity to humidity and radioactivity, significantly higher tensile strength, and direct writing process into customer specific fibers.
The FFT.FBG.P.00.01/2 product is an efficient low-cost solution for standard applications, well suited for temperature and strain measurements up to 85°C.
Different FBG reflectivity levels are available depending on the requirements of the interrogation unit, with reflectivity levels of >20%, >50%, and >70% offered.
FemtoFiberTec uses a special inscription technology for FBGs, based on infrared fs-laser technology.
The FBGs have temperature stability up to 1,000°C.