End Cap
Product description
End caps are ideal for photonic crystal, micro-structured and hollow-core fibers (PM or non-PM). The fibers on which the end caps are spliced must have a clad diameter close to 125, 250 or 400µm. Specify and/or provide us the fiber; we realize your connector assembly: ferrule, FC, SMA…
- Protect the fiber from dust and humidity
- Beam properties conservation
- High power handling ≤ 50W
- Custom angle: 0→ 70° on end cap or 0 → 12° with connector
SPECIFICATIONS
| End cap | Default | Custom (Min – Max) |
| Length | 150µm | 100µm – 10mm |
| Fiber cladding diameter | 125µm | 80µm – 2mm |
| Polishing angle | 0° or 8° with standard connector | 0° – 12° with connector, 0° → 70° on end-cap. |
| Material | Fused Silica | Specify |
| AR coating | None | Specify |
| Pigtail | Specify | |
| Fiber type | HCF, ESM, SUP, ARF, LMA (PM or non-PM) | |
| Fiber length | Up to 10 meters | |
| Jacket | Loose tube 900µm Hytrel, 3mm PVC, 3mm Stainless steel tube, none | |
| End termination | Non-PM: FC/PC, FC/APC, SMA, high power SMA, SC/PC, SC/APC, ferrule, none LC/PC; LC/APC
PM: FC/PC, FC/APC, none |
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MOST PCF FIBERS CAN BE CONNECTORIZED
Photonic Crystal Fibers (PCF) are new class of optical fibers with hollow or solid core surrounded by an array of air-holes (photonic crystal). These air holes create a photonic bandgap effect, which influences how light propagates through the fiber. In solid-core PCFs, the core material typically has a higher refractive index compared to the surrounded microstructured cladding. In hollow-core PCF, the core is filled with air or a low-index material. They can provide characteristics that ordinary optical fiber cannot, such as: single-mode operation from the UV to IR with large mode-field diameters, exceptionally high nonlinearity, numerical aperture (NA) ranging from very low to about 0.9, and optimized dispersion properties. The fibers on which our end caps are spliced must have a clad diameter close to 125, 250 or 400µm.
APPLICATIONS
- Telecommunications
- Sensing
- Laser systems
- Biomedical imaging