The femtosecond laser fabrication FBG solution we provide centers on using a femtosecond laser to directly penetrate the fiber coating and inscribe a grating in the fiber core, eliminating the dependence on photosensitive fiber. This method is applicable to ordinary single-mode fiber, pure silica fiber, radiation-resistant fiber, and materials such as sapphire; after inscription, the fiber's original mechanical strength is retained to a large extent. For projects requiring high-temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, or the integration of multiple sensors on a single fiber, this fabrication method provides a discussable process path. For specific fiber types, inscription parameters, sensor quantities, and delivery formats, please contact us to confirm the configuration.
- Femtosecond laser directly penetrates the coating for inscription, with no dependence on photosensitive fiber, making fiber selection more flexible
- Can be adapted to ordinary single-mode fiber, pure silica fiber, radiation-resistant fiber, and even sapphire and other various materials
- The inscription process preserves the fiber's original mechanical strength to the greatest extent, facilitating subsequent cabling and installation
- The fabricated FBG features high-temperature resistance and corrosion resistance, suitable for sensing applications in corresponding environments
- Supports integrating multiple sensors on a single fiber, facilitating the design of distributed or quasi-distributed measurement solutions
| Product Name | Femtosecond Laser Fabrication of FBG |
| Product Category | Fiber Bragg Grating |
| Processing Method | Femtosecond laser directly writes through the coating into the fiber core |
| Applicable Fiber Materials | Ordinary single-mode fiber, pure silica fiber, radiation-resistant fiber, sapphire, etc. |
| Photosensitive Fiber Required | No |
| Mechanical Strength | Retains the fiber's original mechanical strength to the greatest extent |
| Temperature and Corrosion Resistance | Features high-temperature resistance and corrosion resistance |
| Multi-Sensor Integration | Multiple sensors can be integrated on a single fiber |
Applications
- Industrial and research projects requiring high-temperature or corrosion-resistant fiber optic sensing
- Need for grating inscription using standard single-mode fiber, pure silica fiber, or radiation-resistant fiber
- Measurement solutions that require integrating multiple FBG sensors on a single fiber to simplify wiring
- Occasions where there are retention requirements for the mechanical strength of the optical fiber and where it is not desired that inscription substantially weakens the optical fiber
- Exploration of grating fabrication in special-material fibers such as sapphire
Purchasing and Delivery
Femtosecond laser fabrication of FBGs is configured through project-specific communication. Please provide information such as fiber type, target wavelength, number of sensors, and operating environment, and we will assist in confirming process feasibility and quotation. For minimum order quantity, delivery cycle, and packaging method, please contact us for confirmation, and we will provide corresponding explanations based on specific requirements.
Service and Support
We can provide communication support regarding fiber selection, inscription solutions, and the number of integrated sensors. If you have clear requirements for high-temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, or special fiber materials, you are welcome to specify them together when inquiring, and we will assist in confirming the corresponding configuration. For the scope of after-sales support, please contact us for confirmation.
FAQ
Does femtosecond laser fabrication of FBGs require photosensitive fiber?
No. Femtosecond lasers can directly penetrate the fiber coating and inscribe gratings in the fiber core. The applicability of standard single-mode fiber, pure silica fiber, radiation-resistant fiber, and even materials such as sapphire can all be discussed.
What environments is this FBG suitable for?
Known to have high-temperature resistance and corrosion resistance, suitable for sensing applications in corresponding environments. For specific temperature ranges and corrosive medium types, please contact us for confirmation.
Can multiple sensors be made on a single optical fiber?
Yes. The femtosecond laser fabrication method supports integrating multiple sensors on a single optical fiber. For the specific quantity, spacing, and wavelength allocation, please contact us for confirmation.
How can I obtain a quotation and delivery lead time?
Please provide the fiber type, target wavelength, number of sensors, and operating environment. We will assist in confirming the configuration and provide a quotation and delivery lead time explanation.