All Silica Fiber (Low & High OH) Anhydroguide (AFS) & Superguide (SFS)
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1 (AFS) & (SFS) Silica / Polyimide or Acrylate Coated Nylon or Tefzel Coated guide s Silica / fibers are primarily used in photonics applications where individual or bundled large core (> 5µm) multimode fibers are needed for the transmission of optical energy. These fibers can be coated with a variety of polymers or metalized, for extreme temperature performance. FIBER SPECIFICATIONS Pure Fused Silica / Fluorine Doped Silica Layer for Nylon & Tefzel Outer s / Sizes: 5/125µm to 15/165µm.12,.22,.26 Recommended : o Short Term: 1 X Clad o : 2 X Clad Please note that these figures represent best practice recommendations. In applications where tighter bends are required, guide can assist you in estimating what impact they may have on fiber reliability. 1% Proof Test Using 4-Axis Bend Method Standard /Clad Ratio: 1.1 Available /Clad Ratios: 1.2, 1.4 and 2.5 Thermocoat (Polyimide), Nylon, Tefzel certified to NAMSA Class VI APPLICATIONS Bio-Analytical Sensing Medical Laser Aerospace/Defense Spectroscopy Nuclear Plasma Sensing Industrial Laser Systems Page 1 of 7
2 (AFS) & (SFS) Silica / Pure Fused Silica / Fluorine Doped Silica - Wavelength: : 3 nm - 24 nm Attenuation (db/km) % 1% Transmission (db/km) 9% 8% 7% 6% 5% 4% Page 2 of 7
3 (AFS) & (SFS) Pure Fused Silica / Fluorine Doped Silica - Wavelength: : 19 nm nm Silica / Attenuation (db/km) % 1% 875nm Transmission (db/km) 9% 8% 7% 6% 5% 94nm 1246nm 4% Page 3 of 7
4 (AFS) & (SFS) Silica / Type Pure Fused Silica / Fluorine Doped Silica - Pure Fused Silica / Fluorine Doped Silica - Acrylate Temperature: -4 C to +85 C / -4 F to F Index of Refraction 633 nm Layer Pure Fused Silica / Fluorine Doped Silica - Wavelength: : 3 nm - 24 nm Standard:.22 ±.2 (Full acceptance Angle 25 ) - Prefix AFS (Shown Below) Low:.12 ±.2 (Full Acceptance Angle 14 ) - Prefix AFM High:.26 ±.2 (Full Acceptance Angle 3 ) - Prefix AFH Numerical Apterature (NA) Proof Test: 1 KPSI 4-Axis Bend Test AFS5/125/25Y 5 ± /-3 N/A 25 ± /25 AFS1/14/25Y 1 ± /-3 N/A 25 ± /28 AFS15/125/25Y 15 ± /-3 N/A 25 ± /25 AFS2/22/32Y 2 ± 4 22 ± 4 N/A 32 ± 16 22/44 Acrylate Temperature: -4 C to +85 C / -4 F to F Pure Fused Silica / Fluorine Doped Silica - Wavelength: : 19 nm nm Standard:.22 ±.2 (Full acceptance Angle 25 ) - Prefix SFS (Shown Below) Low:.12 ±.2 (Full Acceptance Angle 14 ) - Prefix SFM High:.26 ±.2 (Full Acceptance Angle 3 ) - Prefix SFH Proof Test: 1 KPSI 4-Axis Bend Test SFS5/125/25Y 5 ± /-3 N/A 25 ± /25 SFS1/14/25Y 1 ± /-3 N/A 25 ± /28 SFS15/125/25Y 15 ± /-3 N/A 25 ± /25 SFS2/22/32Y 2 ± 4 22 ± 4 N/A 32 ± 16 22/44 Page 4 of 7
5 (AFS) & (SFS) Silica / Thermocoat (Polyimide) Temperature: -19 C to +35 C / -31 F to F Pure Fused Silica / Fluorine Doped Silica - Wavelength: : 3 nm - 24 nm Standard:.22 ±.2 (Full acceptance Angle 25 ) - Prefix AFS (Shown Below) Low:.12 ±.2 (Full Acceptance Angle 14 ) - Prefix AFM High:.26 ±.2 (Full Acceptance Angle 3 ) - Prefix AFH Proof Test: 5 KPSI 4-Axis Bend Test AFS5/125/145T 5 ± /-3 N/A 145 ± 5 13/25 AFS1/11/13T 1 ± 2 11 ± 2.2 N/A 13 ± 5 11/22 AFS1/12/14T 1 ± 2 12 ± 2.4 N/A 14 ± 5 12/24 AFS1/14/165T 1 ± /-3 N/A 165 ± 5 14/28 AFS15/125/145T 15 ± /-3 N/A 145 ± 5 13/25 AFS2/22/245T 2 ± 4 22 ± 4.4 N/A 245 ± 5 22/44 AFS3/33/37T 3 ± 6 33 ± 6.6 N/A 37 ± 1 33/66 AFS4/44/48T 4 ± 8 44 ± 8.8 N/A 48 ± 1 44/88 AFS6/66/71T 6 ± ± 13.2 N/A 71 ± 15 66/132 Thermocoat (Polyimide) Temperature: -19 C to +35 C / -31 F to F Pure Fused Silica / Fluorine Doped Silica - Wavelength: : 19 nm nm Standard:.22 ±.2 (Full acceptance Angle 25 ) - Prefix SFS (Shown Below) Low:.12 ±.2 (Full Acceptance Angle 14 ) - Prefix SFM High:.26 ±.2 (Full Acceptance Angle 3 ) - Prefix SFH Proof Test: 5 KPSI 4-Axis Bend Test SFS5/125/145T 5 ± /-3 N/A 145 ± 5 13/25 SFS1/11/13T 1 ± 2 11 ± 2.2 N/A 13 ± 5 11/22 SFS1/12/14T 1 ± 2 12 ± 2.4 N/A 14 ± 5 12/24 SFS1/14/165T 1 ± /-3 N/A 165 ± 5 14/28 SFS15/125/145T 15 ± /-3 N/A 145 ± 5 13/25 SFS2/22/245T 2 ± 4 22 ± 4.4 N/A 245 ± 5 22/44 SFS3/33/37T 3 ± 6 33 ± 6.6 N/A 37 ± 5 33/66 SFS4/44/48T 4 ± 8 44 ± 8.8 N/A 48 ± 5 44/88 SFS6/66/71T 6 ± ± 13.2 N/A 71 ± 5 66/132 Page 5 of 7
6 (AFS) & (SFS) Silica / Nylon Temperature: -4 C to +1 C / -4 F to F Pure Fused Silica / Fluorine Doped Silica - Wavelength: : 3 nm - 24 nm Standard:.22 ±.2 (Full acceptance Angle 25 ) - Prefix AFS (Shown Below) Low:.12 ±.2 (Full Acceptance Angle 14 ) - Prefix AFM High:.26 ±.2 (Full Acceptance Angle 3 ) - Prefix AFH Proof Test: 1 KPSI 4-Axis Bend Test AFS5/125/225/295N 5 ± / ± ± /25 AFS1/11/21/28N 1 ± 2 11 ± ± ± 14 11/22 AFS1/14/24/31N 1 ± /-3 24 ± ± /28 AFS2/22/32/39N 2 ± 4 22 ± ± ± /44 AFS3/33/43/53N 3 ± 6 33 ± ± ± /66 AFS4/44/54/64N 4 ± 8 44 ± ± ± 32 44/88 AFS6/66/76/86N 6 ± ± ± ± 43 66/132 AFS8/88/98/18N 8 ± ± ± ± 54 88/176 AFS/11/12/13N ± 2 11 ± ± ± 65 11/22 AFS15/165/18/195N 15 ± ± ± ± /33 Nylon Temperature: -4 C to +1 C / -4 F to F Pure Fused Silica / Fluorine Doped Silica - Wavelength: : 19 nm nm Standard:.22 ±.2 (Full acceptance Angle 25 ) - Prefix SFS (Shown Below) Low:.12 ±.2 (Full Acceptance Angle 14 ) - Prefix SFM High:.26 ±.2 (Full Acceptance Angle 3 ) - Prefix SFH Proof Test: 1 KPSI 4-Axis Bend Test SFS5/125/225/295N 5 ± / ± ± /25 SFS1/11/21/28N 1 ± 2 11 ± ± ± 14 11/22 SFS1/14/24/31N 1 ± /-3 24 ± ± /28 SFS2/22/32/39N 2 ± 4 22 ± ± ± /44 SFS3/33/43/53N 3 ± 6 33 ± ± ± /66 SFS4/44/54/64N 4 ± 8 44 ± ± ± 32 44/88 SFS6/66/76/86N 6 ± ± ± ± 43 66/132 SFS8/88/98/18N 8 ± ± ± ± 54 88/176 SFS/11/12/13N ± 2 11 ± ± ± 65 11/22 SFS15/165/18/195N 15 ± ± ± ± /33 Page 6 of 7
7 (AFS) & (SFS) Silica / Tefzel Temperature: -4 C to +2 C / -4 F to F Pure Fused Silica / Fluorine Doped Silica - Wavelength: : 3 nm - 24 nm Standard:.22 ±.2 (Full acceptance Angle 25 ) - Prefix AFS (Shown Below) Low:.12 ±.2 (Full Acceptance Angle 14 ) - Prefix AFM High:.26 ±.2 (Full Acceptance Angle 3 ) - Prefix AFH Proof Test: 1 KPSI 4-Axis Bend Test AFS1/11/24/31Z 1 ± 2 11 ± ± ± /22 AFS1/14/24/37Z 1 ± /-3 24 ± ± /28 AFS2/22/32/48Z 2 ± 4 22 ± ± ± 24 22/44 AFS3/33/48/72Z 3 ± 6 33 ± ± ± 36 33/66 AFS4/44/59/88Z 4 ± 8 44 ± ± ± 44 44/88 AFS6/66/81/12Z 6 ± ± ± ± 6 66/132 AFS8/88/13/155Z 8 ± ± ± ± /176 AFS/11/125/185Z ± 2 11 ± ± ± /22 AFS15/165/18/275Z 15 ± ± ± ± /33 Tefzel Temperature: -4 C to +2 C / -4 F to F Pure Fused Silica / Fluorine Doped Silica - Wavelength: : 19 nm nm Standard:.22 ±.2 (Full acceptance Angle 25 ) - Prefix SFS (Shown Below) Low:.12 ±.2 (Full Acceptance Angle 14 ) - Prefix SFM High:.26 ±.2 (Full Acceptance Angle 3 ) - Prefix SFH Proof Test: 1 KPSI 4-Axis Bend Test SFS1/11/24/31Z 1 ± 2 11 ± ± ± /22 SFS1/14/24/37Z 1 ± /-3 24 ± ± /28 SFS2/22/32/48Z 2 ± 4 22 ± ± ± 24 22/44 SFS3/33/48/72Z 3 ± 6 33 ± ± ± 36 33/66 SFS4/44/59/88Z 4 ± 8 44 ± ± ± 44 44/88 SFS6/66/81/12Z 6 ± ± ± ± 6 66/132 SFS8/88/13/155Z 8 ± ± ± ± /176 SFS/11/125/185Z ± 2 11 ± ± ± /22 SFS15/165/18/275Z 15 ± ± ± ± /33 Page 7 of 7
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