Some of the most common applications for bifurcated fiber optic bundles are those that require you to direct light from a sample into two different spectrometers. This is generally used to extend the spectral coverage of the measurement, either to maintain higher resolution, or to cover an extended range. Conversely, a bifurcated fiber assembly can be used to direct light into a spectrometer and measure the light reflected off of the sample. The BFA combines optical fibers at a common end with the fiber optic bundle bifurcated into two separate channels, terminated with standard SMA 905 connectors.
This BFA combines optical fibers at a common end with the fiber optic bundle bifurcated into two separate channels, terminated with standard SMA 905 connector. This bundle has a core diameter of 200 micron and a starting wavelength range from 190 to 1100 nm. It has a numerical aperature at 0.22 with an overall length of 1.5 meters.