Fiber Geometry System FGC Array

Introduction

Fiber Array Units (FAUs) are integral to telecommunication networks, data centres, Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs), and other applications that support modern life.

Characterising FAUs is essential for ensuring quality and enhancing optical performance. With Arden’s cutting-edge FGC Array Fiber Geometry System, users can accurately characterise their FAUs in just 1 minute, whether in R&D, laboratory, or production settings.

The FGC Array measures the majority FAUs up to 22 mm wide. It measures the most critical parameters, such as the relative position of each fiber core and the inter-core distances, PM stress rod angle, among numerous others.

Equipped with production-ready software, an advanced fiber-handling system, and a fully automated translation stage, the FGC Array delivers consistent, user-independent results, setting a new standard for fiber geometry measurement in FAUs.

Product highlights

High Precision – Measures core positions with 0.25 μm accuracy and 0.1 μm repeatability for reliable results.

Core Illumination Technology – Uses 630 nm red light for even illumination, improving measurement accuracy.

Enhanced Optics – High-resolution CMOS camera and infinity-corrected objective capture clear, distortion-free images.

Versatile Fiber Handling – Adjustable holder supports FAUs from 2 mm to 22 mm with a tiltable 32 mm mount.

Production-ready Software – Easy-to-use software simplifies measurements and ensures consistent, repeatable results.

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