Hollow-core Anti-resonant Fiber
Hollow-core Anti-resonant Fiber is a revolutionary special fiber. Its core features a hollow structure and
utilizes the anti-resonance principle to confine light propagation in air instead of traditional glass. This
endows it with characteristics of ultra-low latency, resistance to nonlinear effects and potential ultra-low
loss, making it a cutting-edge technological direction for future high-speed communication, high-power laser
transmission and precision sensing fields.
Features and Advantages
- Extremely low transmission loss
- Excellent bending resistance
- Ultra-wide transmission spectral window
- Extremely high nonlinear threshold and power bearing capacity
- Extremely low time delay and dispersion
Industry Applications
Data Centers
Intelligent Computing Centers
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