Features:

• Low insertion loss < 0.2 dB
• Excellent repeatability
• FC/PC, SC, ST, LC, MU, E2000 termination available
• Custom ferrule termination available
• Designed to meet Telcordia specification
• Large selection of cabling
• Operating wavelengths from 200 nm to 2000 nm
• Two micron to 1500 micron diameter core sizes available
• Low and high numerical aperture fibers
• Dielectric anti-reflection coatings available

Applications:

• High speed (10 Gbs/40 Gbs) Telecommunications
• Interfermetric Sensors
• Integrated Optics
• Fiber Amplifiers
• Laser detection and display
• Materials processing

Product Description:

OZ Optics produces high quality fiber optics patchcords using a variety of commercially available connectors and fibers. These patchcords offer low insertion losses, and excellent repeatability. Patchcords can be manufactured to any specified length. An array of cable materials are available, including unjacketed fiber, 0.9 mm outside diameter (O.D) loose tube buffer, 3 mm O.D kevlar rein forced PVC jacketing, 3 mm armored cabling, and 5 mm heavy duty armored cabling as well as 3 mm or 5 mm Stainless Steel armored cablings.

OZ Optics offers a variety of multimode (MM) fiber types, including telecommunication standard Graded Index (GI) fibers (50/125, 62.5/125 and 100/140 fiber sizes), and step index (SI) fused silica core fibers for high power applica tions (10 to 1500 micron core sizes). Multimode fibers are designed to operate well over a wide wavelength range. Their transmission range depends on the dopants used. There are low OH- fibers, which are optimized to either transmit well from 380 nm to over 1600 nm (IRVIS type), or high OH- fibers that transmit well from 280 nm to 900 nm (UVVIS type). Fibers that work at wavelengths below 280 nm and above 1600 nm are available on request. Singlemode (SM) fibers are available for a variety of wavelengths, ranging from 320 nm to 1550 nm as well 2000 nm fibers. They typically have a 99% numerical aperture (NA) of about 0.13. Higher NA singlemode fibers are available for certain special applications. When ordering singlemode fibers please specify what wavelength will will be used for. Singlemode fiber designed for 1300 nm will not be singlemode at 633 nm. Singlemode fiber designed for 488 nm will work at 633 nm with only slightly higher losses, but at 700 nm the losses are too high.

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