Fiber Bragg Gratings Sensor OS 1500
Description
Fiber Bragg Gratings has been regarded as the most accurate and versatile optic sensors by many research and practice. Broptics OS 1500 optical sensor is specifically designed for Micron Optics FBG interrogation instruments and similar detectors. The sensor gratings are directly written on standard single mode fiber (SMF-28 or equivalent) for its very low attenuation, very low splicing loss, and low cost. It is very easily chained up to 20 sensors in an array for kilo-meters distance, and still be very sharply detected by Micron Optics instrument. Other types of FBG sensors, grating specs, fibers, and athermal packaging are available. Please contact us directly.
Fiber Bragg Gratings Sensor OS 1500
Specifications |
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| Wavelength Range: | 1-1nm |
| Wavelength Fit Resolution: | -- pm |
| Wavelenght Linearity: | -- pm |
| Dynamic Range: | -- dB |
Features
High sensitivity and accuracy
Very low insertion loss
Free from hazardous environment
Competitive pricing
Applications
Civil health monitoring
Earth displacement detection
Micro crack detection
Biomedical applications
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Fiber Bragg Gratings Sensor OS 1500 is used for various applications such as civil health monitoring, earth displacement detection, micro crack detection, and biomedical applications.
The Fiber Bragg Gratings Sensor OS 1500 offers high sensitivity and accuracy, very low insertion loss, and is free from hazardous environments. It is also competitively priced.
The Fiber Bragg Gratings Sensor OS 1500 can be easily chained up to 20 sensors in an array for kilometer distances.
The sensor gratings are directly written on standard single mode fiber (SMF-28 or equivalent) for its low attenuation, low splicing loss, and low cost.
Yes, there are other types of FBG sensors, grating specs, fibers, and athermal packaging available. For more information, please contact us directly.