Fibercore

Doping with laser-active materials (germanium, erbium, ytterbium, neodymium, etc.) equips optical fibers with special properties. 

In FBG pigtails, a fiber Bragg grating is integrated in the fiber core to filter certain wavelengths. 

On the input side, multicore fan-outs consist of several individual single-mode fibers that are bundled to form a multicore fiber on the output side.

Gradient-index multimode optical fibers with a germanium-free pure-silica. 

Single-mode fibers with a carbon, acrylate, or polyimide coating that can withstand the highest stress and temperatures of up to 300°C.

We equip all step-index fibers with wavelength ranges from the UV to the near infrared with protective plastic layers for use indoors.

All step-index fibers with wavelength ranges from the UV to the near infrared can be bundled with a protective layer made of plastic.

Thanks to boron and germanium doping, FBGs can be inscribed in photosensitive fibers.

The fiber-based Zing polarizers allow only one polarization state to pass. This is due to the extreme birefringence caused by the bow tie geometry of the core.

The modes of PM telecom fibers correspond to those of standard telecom fibers. 

Fiber optic gyroscopes with SAPs in a bow-tie arrangement offer high birefringence and a constant extinction ratio of polarization.

Polyimide-coated PM fibers can withstand temperatures of up to 300°C for long periods of time.