• 2025-07-18

1.  Fiber Optic Sensing: Interferometric Sensors: Used in Sagnac, Mach-Zehnder, and Michelson interferometers for measuring rotation (gyroscopes), strain, pressure, temperature, acoustic waves, and magnetic/electric fields. PMF ensures stable interference patterns by preserving the polarization state of the light. Current Sensors (Fiber Optic Current Transformers - FOCTs): Meas...

• 2025-07-11

Many customers ask about the differences between our three models: S-37, S-37+, and S-27. For the maintenance needs of fiber lasers with different powers, the selection of large core splicers should focus on the fiber diameter range, splicing accuracy, heat source control capability, and environmental adaptability. The following are specific recommendations, classified by power range and applicati...

• 2025-07-04

1. High-Power Laser Surgery & Therapy Urology & Lithotripsy: Large-diameter fibers (e.g., 400 μm) transmit high-power thulium lasers (1940 nm) for precise tissue ablation and stone fragmentation. Systems like UroFiber 150Q deliver peak power up to 1500 W, increasing lithotripsy efficiency by 50% compared to traditional methods 13. Tumor Ablation: Fibers enable targeted laser energy deliver...

• 2025-06-27

1.What Does This "Fiber Splicer" Actually Fix? Broken Wires (Fibers): Inside the laser, super-thin glass fibers carry the light. These can snap during handling, get bent too far, or get damaged by heat or dirt. You can't just plug them back together like an extension cord deep inside. The splicer cuts out the bad piece and permanently welds in a new section of matching fiber, making the light...

• 2025-06-20

Tools and Preparations Fiber optic fusion splicing is a delicate operation that requires the use of tools such as stripper, cleaver, fusion splicer, heat shrink sleeve and alcohol cleaning paper. The correct use of these tools is crucial to the success of welding. Fiber Splicing requires the aid of a series of professional tools to be completed. Preparation: This includes steps such as cutting fib...

• 2025-06-13

Selection guide for Cladding Alignment vs. Core Alignment Fusion Splicers Core Concept: Cladding Alignment: Aligns fibers based on their outer cladding surfaces. Simpler, faster, cheaper. Core Alignment: Actively images and aligns the actual light-carrying cores of the fibers. More precise, sophisticated, expensive. Fiber Type & Application: Choose Cladding Alignment If: Splicing standard sing...

• 2025-06-06

Optical fibers always exhibit some degree of birefringence, even if they have a circularly symmetric design because in practice there is always some amount of mechanical stress or other effect which breaks the symmetry. As a consequence, the polarization of light propagating in the fiber gradually changes in an uncontrolled (and wavelength-dependent) way, which also depends on any bending of ...

• 2025-05-23

   In the rapidly evolving field of fiber optic, one innovation stands out for its potential to revolutionize how we transmit data: hollow core fiber. Traditional optical fibers, which have been the backbone of telecommunications for decades, guide light through a solid glass or plastic core. However, hollow core fibers offer a groundbreaking alternative by channeling light through a hol...

• 2025-05-16

Tiny yet mighty, polarization-maintaining (PM) fibers with 40–80μm cladding diameters are revolutionizing photonics by merging compactness with unmatched polarization control. Here’s how they’re reshaping industries: Space-Saving Navigation:  Fiber optic gyroscopes (FOGs) use 40μm PM fibers to pack kilometer-long coils into drones/satellites, cutting weight/volume by 60%. Panda-type designs (...

• 2025-05-09

Ribbon fiber is a type of optical cable that consists of multiple optical fibers arranged in parallel and packaged into a flat ribbon structure. Its main advantages are high-density wiring and efficient installation. The following are the main uses of ribbon fiber and its application scenarios: 1. Communication network and data center Backbone network and metropolitan area network: used for long-d...