1. Fiber Optics

    Fibercore to introduce graded-index, pure-silica-core multimode fiber at SPIE Photonics West 2015

    Jan. 29, 2015
    A line of harsh-environment, graded-index, pure-silica-core multimode fibers is available with carbon, high-temperature acrylate, and polyimide coatings.

    A line of harsh-environment, graded-index, pure-silica-core multimode fibers is available with carbon, high-temperature acrylate, and polyimide coatings. Applications for the fibers include downhole distributed sensing and structural monitoring in radiation environments.

    SPIE Photonics West booth number: 2438

    To Learn More:

    Contact:Fibercore
    Headquarters: Southampton, Hampshire, England
    Product: Harsh-environment, graded-index, pure-silica-core multimode fibers
    Key Features: Carbon, high-temperature acrylate, and polyimide coatings available

    What Fibercore says:
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