Polarization Maintaining Fiber - Corning Panda PM Fiber - 1550nm - 250um -

Corning 1550nm 9/125/250um polarization maintaining fiber with 250um dual acrylate coating. This PM fiber is based on Panda stress applying structure which was invented and patented by Corning. Corning has a manufacturing partnership with Fujikura Ltd.

Working wavelength: 1550nm. Mode field diameter: 10.5+/1 um.

Corning’s PANDA PM Specialty Fibers, designed with the best polarization maintaining properties in the world today, offer low attenuation and excellent birefringence for high performance applications. Available in a wide range of standard operating wavelengths up to 1550 nm, and with a variety of different coating designs, Corning PANDA PM Specialty Fibers are optimal for high performance polarization retaining fiber applications. This field-proven fiber supports high growth applications, and performs well over a wide temperature range. In addition, PANDA PM fiber is available with High Numerical Aperture, Reduced Claddings (80 µm), Low Birefringence, Erbium-doped and Dispersion Shifted designs as well as Polyimide and Flame Retardant Coating options.

Applications

• High performance transmission laser pigtails
• Polarization-based modulators
• High-data-rate communications systems
• Polarization-sensitive components
• Raman amplifiers
• Fiber optic sensors, gyroscopes and instrumentation

Features

• Extremely high birefringence
• Excellent polarization maintaining properties
• Low attenuation
• Single-mode designs from 400 - 1550 nm
• Dual-layer UV acrylate and 900 µm nylon and silicone coatings available
• Low sensitivity to bending-induced attenuation

The Corning PANDA PM Specialty Fiber design uses two stress applying parts to create an extremely high birefringence, resulting in fiber with excellent polarization maintaining properties. This design was invented and patented by Corning Incorporated. Corning continues to have a manufacturing partnership with Fujikura Ltd.

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