Standard Products- Reflection (Bifurcated Bundles)
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Reflectance
Probes, also known as bifurcated bundles, are designed to
transmit UV-Vis (180nm-1150nm) or Vis-NIR (340nm-2500nm) light
from sources to samples, capture the reflected energy, and
transmit this signal back to a signal analyzer, detector, or
spectrometer. These bundles can also be used in a variety of
applications in which splitting a signal into two signals, or
combining two signals into one, is required.
Specifications:
- Fiber:
0.22na fused silica. - Sheath: PVC monocoil (steel coil
w/PVC covering)
- Connectors:
SMA, FC, ST, or 1/4"OD ferrule. - Temp. Tolerance:
-40C to +110C. |
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REFLECTION
(BIFURCATED BUNDLES)
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PART NUMBER click on part # to order |
PRICE
1.0 M |
PLUS
per additional M |
DESCRIPTION |
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190-1100 nm |
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RBU-122-1 |
$450 |
$75/M
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1.22 mm diameter |
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RBU-171-1 |
$545 |
$145/M |
1.71 mm diameter |
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RBU-220-1 |
$665 |
$245/M |
2.2 mm diameter |
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RPU2-214-1 |
$250 |
$10/M |
(2) 214 µm fibers |
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RPU2-400-1 |
$275 |
$45/M |
(2) 400 µm fibers |
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RPU7-214-1 |
$350 |
$30/M |
(6) around (1) 214 µm fibers |
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350-2400 nm |
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RBN-122-1
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$490 |
$120/M |
1.22 mm diameter |
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RBN-171-1 |
$620 |
$240/M |
1.71 mm diameter |
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RBN-220-1 |
$790 |
$390/M |
2.2 mm diameter |
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RPN2-200-1 |
$260 |
$15/M |
(2) 200 µm fibers
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RPN2-400-1
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$300 |
$60/M |
(2) 400 µm fibers |
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RPN7-200-1 |
$375 |
$50/M |
(6) around (1) 200 µm fibers |
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Prices subject
to change without notice.
Connector code suffixes:
-S = SMA905 connector
-F = FC connector
-T = ST connector
-Q = 1/4"OD ferrule
Use these codes to
designate which connectors you require, for example:
RBU-122-1-QSS has a 1/4"OD
ferrule at the common end, and SMA905 connectors on both legs.
Note that the first letter
refers to the common end, and the 2nd and 3rd letters refer to
the legs. Prices subject to change without notice.
OPTICAL FIBER- UV/Vis Attenuation Curve
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OPTICAL FIBER- Vis/NIR Attenuation Curve
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Attenuation
curves do not include losses caused by input/output reflection,
or fiber packing factor. |
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