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Iron Triangle releases fiber Bragg gratings and arrays based on multi-core fibers

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2023-10-28 11:10:28
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T35 multi-core fiber grating and T103 multi-core fiber grating arrays can be engraved into all fiber cores in physical locations, or only onto certain fiber cores.
They can also have the same wavelength, or they can have all different wavelengths at the same physical location along the fiber or at different physical locations along the fiber.


T35 and T103 are very suitable for projects that require monitoring of strain and/or temperature at many points along the MCF fiber optic.
Provide inherent advantages of FBG based sensors. Not affected by electromagnetic interference.
The standard uses acrylic coated fibers, which can be used for OEM packaging according to requirements.
With the expansion of optical sensing applications in industries that require high data output and precision while maintaining cost-effectiveness, the demand for special fiber Bragg grating sensors is growing.
The unique 3D sensing capabilities of T35 and T103 provide new measurement capabilities for developers of global optical sensing solutions.
TECHNICA optical components are a leading developer, manufacturer, and global supplier of high-quality fiber Bragg gratings, FBG arrays, FBG sensors, and optical sensing instruments required for monitoring them.
The headquarters of Iron Triangle is located in Atlanta, USA.
TECHNICASA is a registered trademark of TECHNICA optical components.


Source: Laser Network

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