- Large Effective Area to Minimize Non-linear Optical Effects
- Superior Polarization Mode Dispersion Characteristics
- Low Attenuation in Transmission Wavelength Range
Optical Fibers
FutureGuide®-LA ITU-T G.655.C and D (Large-effective-Area NZ-DSF)
Product code : ZZS6UH
As the number of channels increases with DWDM, the higher intensity of light in a fiber induces various non-linear effect of light, causing signal distortion in a long span. Fujikura have developed FutureGuide®-LA, which is designed for inhibiting non-linear effect with non-zero dispersion characteristic at 1530-1565nm region and with large effective area, offering for long distance DWDM transmission in C and L bands.
Features
Characteristics
| Parameters | Unit | FutureGuide®-LA |
|---|---|---|
| Mode Field Diameter at 1550nm | µm | 9.6±0.4 |
| Effective Area(Aeff) | µm2 | 72(Typical) |
| Attenuation at 1550nm | dB/km | ≤0.22 |
| Attenuation at 1625nm | dB/km | ≤0.24 |
| Cable Cut-off Wavelength | nm | ≤1450 |
| Chromatic Dispersion (1530-1565nm) | ps/(nm·km) | 2.0-6.0 |
| Chromatic Dispersion (1565-1625nm) | ps/(nm·km) | 4.5-11.2 |
| Polarization Mode Dispersion (Free Tension Condition) | ps/√km | ≤0.1 |
| Proof Level | GPa | ≥0.7 |
* All the data above are the characteristics of the optical fiber. Please contact us for the specification of optical cords and cables.
Recent trends in optical fiber networks demand optical fibers having reduced attenuation to help long distance transmission and bend insensitiveness for harsh installation conditions. FutureGuide®-Ace is an enhanced fiber categorized as ITU-T G.652.D from Fujikura. It offers zero(low)-water peak attribute that enables all-band transmission and superior reduced-attenuation characteristics, while converging bend insensitiveness complying with ITU-T G.657.A1. Also the fiber ensures backward compatibility with all existing conventional networks based on G.652 fibers. FutureGuide®-Ace helps cable manufacturers to design cost-effective and aggressive higher fiber-count cable designs that assist telecom operators to plan for higher fiber density installations. Furthermore, reduced attenuation characteristics ensure longer transmission distance with less number of amplifiers and thus contributes to the reduction of total cost. FutureGuide®-Ace is suitable from long-haul to access networks of 40Gbps, 100Gbps and beyond.
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ITU-T G.652.D is the standard optical fiber and occupies more than 80% of world optical fiber demand. Fujikura's FutureGuide®-LWP has proved its reliability and performance for more than a decade. Integrated with the highest quality of the coating material developed by Fujikura, the optical and mechanical characteristics of FutureGuide®-LWP remain totally stable under the harshest environment such as -60 to 85 degrees temperature. Our optimized VAD (Vapor Axial Deposition) method of fiber preform manufacturing achieves the industry's lowest attenuation level of water peak at 1383nm, enabling the future expansion of transmission capacity at E-Band.
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FTTH (Fiber to the Home) is the hottest topic in Today's telecommunication industry. For compact storage in tight space of a building, Fujikura has developed FutureGuide®-SR15E, allowing smaller fiber bending radius compared to the standard G652 fiber without reducing the signal. FutureGuide®-SR15E is suitable for aerial drop cable, indoor cable, patch cord or any FTTx application cable.
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Optical fiber networks in urban areas demand more effective utilization of available space by installing high density and more fiber-count cables underground. Especially, such demand is increasing in access network. Employing our innovative fiber coating technology in FutureGuide®-SR15E we launch a new ITU-T G.657.A1 fiber with 200μm coating diameter named FutureGuide®-SR15E-200. The fiber has drastically reduced coating diameter, while keeping microbend characteristics equivalent to conventional fibers. The 200μm coating diameter with tolerable microbend performance allows around 40% reduction of cable cross-section area. This new fiber strongly contributes to not only more effective utilization of available space but also saves costs of manufacture, transportation and installation of cables.