Polycrystalline Mid-InfraRed Fiber
Description
art photonics developed a volume production technology of a unique product – Core / Clad Polycrystalline Infra-Red (PIR-) fibers transparent over a broad spectral range 3 – 17 μm.
Highest performance PIR core/clad fiber are extruded with core diameters span from 240µm to 860µm. Continuously improved extrusion process provides a superior optical quality and mechanical strength of PIR- fibers.
Low optical losses without absorption peaks over the mentioned spectral range ensure a successful use of PIR- fiber for a broad range of applications.
Polycrystalline Mid-InfraRed Fiber
Specifications |
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Core Diameter: | 240 - 860 um |
Wavelength Range: | 3000-17000nm |
Cable Length: | Depends on core diameter, < 15 m |
Fiber Core Material: | Not Specified |
Wavelength Range: | 3 - 17 μm |
Core Diameters: | 240, 410, 600, 860 |
Features
- Core/Cladding Composition: AgCl:AgBr
- Spectral Range: 3 - 17 μm
- Core Refractive Index: 2.15
- Fresnel Reflection Losses: 25%
- Attenuation at 10.6μm: 0.2 - 0.4 dB/m
- Effective Numerical Aperture (NA): 0.30 +/- 0.03
- Melting Point: 410 °C
- Operating Temperature: –273 to +140°C
- Core/Clad Diameter (standard): see the datasheet
- Laser Damage Threshold for CW CO2 laser: >12 kW/cm²
- Tensile Strength: >70 MPa
- Minimum Bending Radius (fixed): 5 x [Fiber Diameter]
- Minimum Elastic Bending Radius: 150 x [Fiber Diameter]
Applications
- Mid IR spectroscopy
- Flexible IR pyrometry
- Flexible IR-Imaging systems
- Power delivery for Quantum Cascade Lasers
- Power delivery for CO and CO2 Lasers
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Germany
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since 2014
Frequently Asked Questions
The spectral range of the Polycrystalline Mid-InfraRed Fiber is 3 - 17 μm.
The core/cladding composition of the fiber is AgCl:AgBr.
The minimum bending radius for the fiber is 5 times the fiber diameter for fixed bending and 150 times the fiber diameter for elastic bending.
The operating temperature range for the fiber is -273 to +140°C.
The applications of the Polycrystalline Mid-InfraRed Fiber include mid IR spectroscopy, flexible IR pyrometry, flexible IR-imaging systems, power delivery for Quantum Cascade Lasers, and power delivery for CO and CO2 lasers.