1000 + µm
HCS® (Hard-Clad Silica) is a polymer coated optical fiber system invented by us in the early years of the optical fiber industry. A proprietary polymer is applied to the pristine surface of pure, fused silica as we draw the glass down to its final, step-index, multimode optical fiber form. We then add additional buffer layers to improve chemical and abrasion resistance. This final step increases the finished diameter to a dimension that is easier for field-technicians to handle.
HCS is optimized for use at the 650 and 850 nm wavelengths which are common in transceivers deployed in many industrial applications. The pure silica core is highly transparent. This makes HCS fiber suitable for use over a very broad range of optical wavelengths and in a variety of applications beyond data communications such as fiber optic sensors, spectroscopy and laser delivery.
HCS optical fiber characteristics:
HCS fibers have a high core-to-clad ratio. By using a very thin cladding layer, light transmitting devices are connected to a large core area that efficiently couples more of the optical energy into and along the fiber. This enables systems designers to take advantage of lower cost transceivers and simplified connectors to minimize overall systems expense.
HCS® (Hard-Clad Silica) is a polymer coated optical fiber system invented by us in the early years of the optical fiber industry. A proprietary polymer is applied to the pristine surface of pure, fused silica as we draw the glass down to its final, step-index, multimode optical fiber form. We then add additional buffer layers to improve chemical and abrasion resistance. This final step increases the finished diameter to a dimension that is easier for field-technicians to handle.
HCS is optimized for use at the 650 and 850 nm wavelengths which are common in transceivers deployed in many industrial applications. The pure silica core is highly transparent. This makes HCS fiber suitable for use over a very broad range of optical wavelengths and in a variety of applications beyond data communications such as fiber optic sensors, spectroscopy and laser delivery.
HCS optical fiber characteristics:
HCS fibers have a high core-to-clad ratio. By using a very thin cladding layer, light transmitting devices are connected to a large core area that efficiently couples more of the optical energy into and along the fiber. This enables systems designers to take advantage of lower cost transceivers and simplified connectors to minimize overall systems expense.
1000 + µm
HCS®/ETFE
300+
Step-Index Multimode
0.36 – 0.40
Mid-Temp
HCS® (Hard-Clad Silica) is a polymer coated optical fiber system invented by us in the early years of the optical fiber industry. A proprietary polymer is applied to the pristine surface of pure, fused silica as we draw the glass down to its final, step-index, multimode optical fiber form. We then add additional buffer layers to improve chemical and abrasion resistance. This final step increases the finished diameter to a dimension that is easier for field-technicians to handle.
HCS is optimized for use at the 650 and 850 nm wavelengths which are common in transceivers deployed in many industrial applications. The pure silica core is highly transparent. This makes HCS fiber suitable for use over a very broad range of optical wavelengths and in a variety of applications beyond data communications such as fiber optic sensors, spectroscopy and laser delivery.
HCS optical fiber characteristics:
HCS fibers have a high core-to-clad ratio. By using a very thin cladding layer, light transmitting devices are connected to a large core area that efficiently couples more of the optical energy into and along the fiber. This enables systems designers to take advantage of lower cost transceivers and simplified connectors to minimize overall systems expense.
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Product Description | 1000 0.37 NA Low OH |
| Physical Characteristics | |
| Core Diameter | 1000 ± 15 µm |
| HCS® Cladding Diameter | 1035 ± 15 µm |
| ETFE Buffer Diameter | 1400 ± 50 µm |
| Core/Clad Offset | ≤ 10.0 µm |
| Crimp & Cleave Compatible | Yes |
| Cladding Material | HCS fluoroacrylate |
| Buffer Material | ETFE |
| Optical Characteristics | |
| Type | Multimode Step-Index |
| Numerical Aperture | 0.37 |
| Attenuation @ 850 nm | ≤ 8 dB/km |
| Water Content | Low OH |
| Mechanical and Environmental | |
| Operating Temperature | -65 to +125 ºC |
| Short-Term Bend Radius | ≥ 73 mm |
| Long-Term Bend Radius | ≥ 118 mm |
| Proof Test Level | ≥ 100 kpsi (0.689 GPa) |
| Order by Part Number | CF01493-15 |
| Description Code | HCP-M1000T |
| OPTIONS | Buffer Color, Buffer Diameter, Buffer Material, Proof Test |
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