• 2021-02-25

Definition: Polarization-maintaining Fiber is specialty optical fibers with strong built-in birefringence, preserving the properly oriented linear polarization of an input beam. Principle of Polarizat...

• 2021-03-03

The principle of fusion splicing is that the two bare fiber ends (with coatings removed) are fused together under the influence of heat. More precisely, the fiber ends are initially brought in close c...

• 2021-03-11

Fusion Splicer ARC Calibration Principle When you receive a new splicer after long distance transportation, or you have used the fusion splicer for a long time, for a better splicing performance, you ...

• 2021-03-19

·         Fiber Laser refers to the element with rare earth doped glass Fiber as the gain medium of the Laser, Fiber Laser can be developed on the basis of the ...

• 2021-04-01

What is optical fiber fusion loss: The light transmission to the joint will produce a certain amount of loss after optical fiber is connected, which is called fusion loss or connection loss. Caus...

• 2021-04-09

The core of a fiber is the region in which the light is guided, i.e., it is responsible for the waveguiding effect. Usually, the core is a region of slightly increased refractive index, obtained not b...

• 2021-04-14

What can the PM fiber be used for? (1) Interferometer The applications of PM fibers include telecommunication, medicine, sensor and so on. The typical application is to use interference...

• 2021-04-23

Fiber Bragg Grating(FBG)   Fiber Bragg Grating is a kind of diffractive grating formed by periodic axial modulation of the refractive index of optical fiber core in a certain way. It is a passive...

• 2021-04-30

Ribbon fibers are 2-24 optical fibers arranged parallelly and solidified together. 4 cores, 6 cores and 12 cores are more common and widely used.   Ribbon fiber cables application Optical fiber r...