In this example, 70 optical fibers are randomly maintained in a SMA connector.
In this example, 70 optical fibers are randomly maintained in an aluminium cannula.
In this example, 49 optical fibers are put in 49 ceramic ferrules.
In this example, 49 optical fibers are placed in a matrice (7 x 7 fibers). Thanks to this component, each optical fiber is placed at equal distance.
In this example, 7 optical fibers are furcated in 2 connectors :
In this example, 7 optical fibers are placed in a probe (1 central fiber and 6 fibers placed in a ring).
A 535 nm high pass filter is added at the end of the probe.
In this example, optical fibers are furcated in 4 connectors:
In this example, 19 optical fibers are placed in a probe (with a precise fiber positionning given by our customer)
Multiple optical fibers are held together at one end (the input termination). The same fibers are found at the other end (the output termination). Use our NEW configurator tool to customize your straight optical bundle: fiber types, materials and diameters, connectors types, customized ferrules, wavelength, numerical apertures, etc.
Multiple optical fibers are held together at one end (the input termination). several optical fibers are held together at one end. All fibers are then divided into different legs at the other end (the output termination). A single fiber is placed in each output leg. Use our NEW configurator tool to customize your fan-out optical bundle: fiber types, materials and diameters, connectors types, customized ferrules, wavelength, numerical apertures, etc.
Several optical fibers are held together at one end (the input configuration). Fibers are furcated into different legs at the other end (the output configuration). One or multiple fibers can be connectorized in each leg following your specifications.
IDIL designs complex optical bundles. Don't worry, we keep them easy to use !
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IDIL Fibres Optiques provides custom fiber optic bundles in accordance with customer’s requirements: fiber types, materials and diameters, quantities (from small batch to several hundred), connectors types, customized ferrules, wavelength, numerical apertures, etc.
Our engineering flexibility also concerns mechanics and assembling. Actually, Fibers assembling process can be realized without glue which enables to resist a very high power laser (> 1 watt). Otherwise, specific lenses can be put in front of such assemblies.
IDIL Fibres Optiques also produces multi-branch assemblies where fibers are held together on the one end and divided into several branches on the other hand. Positioning of each optical fiber within branches can be precisely determined and implemented in order to meet the required distribution at the end.
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Fiber type | UV, IR, visible or custom |
Core diameter | 100 µm, 200 µm, 400 µm or custom |
Fiber bundle length | Upon request |
Wavelength | From 180 nm to 5500 nm |
Numerical apertures | From 0.10 to 0.66 |
Dimensions | According to the type and the number of fibers |
Connectors | FC, LC, SC, SMA, ST, MU, E2000, other |
Patchords | Bare fibers, 900 µm protection, 2.8 mm, others |
Fiber material | All-silica, plastic-clad silica, borosilicate glass, fluoride, all plastic materials |
Configurations | Straight, bifurcated (Y-cable), fan-out configurations, round or linear bundle |
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A fiber bundle is the assembly of multiple optical fibers. The fibers of the bundle are usually held together at one end, and may be separated into multiple branches at the other end. Fiber bundles provide significantly more light throughout compared to a single optical fiber in a patchcord. They also offer greater physical flexibility and high precision.