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FutureGuide®-BIS-B
Bending-loss Insensitive Single-Mode Fiber (ITU-T G.657.A2 & ITU-T G.652.D)

Just like FutureGuide®-SR15E, FutureGuide®-BIS-B is also designed for compact storage in tight space of a building, but allowing even smaller fiber bending radius than FutureGuide®-SR15E fiber with excellent bending loss performance. FutureGuide®-BIS-B is suitable for aerial drop cable, indoor cable, patch cord or any FTTx application cable.
Features
  • For optical cord and cable for FTTH / LAN / Premises
  • Highly reliable low water peak characteristic
  • Excellent spliceability with conventional SM/LWP Fiber
Specifications
Parameters Unit FutureGuide®-BIS-B
Mode Field Diameter at 1310nm µm 8.6±0.4
Attenuation at 1310nm dB/km ≤0.35
Attenuation at Water Peak (1383nm) after Hydrogen Aging dB/km ≤0.35
Attenuation at 1550nm dB/km ≤0.21
Attenuation at 1625nm dB/km ≤0.23
Macrobending R=15mm, 10 turns at 1550nm dB ≤0.03
R=15mm, 10 turns at 1625nm dB ≤0.1
R=10mm, 1 turns at 1550nm dB ≤0.1
R=10mm, 1 turns at 1625nm dB ≤0.2
R=7.5mm, 1 turns at 1550nm dB ≤0.5
R=7.5mm, 1 turns at 1625nm dB ≤1.0
Cable Cut-off Wavelength nm ≤1260
Chromatic Dispersion (1285-1330nm) ps/(nm·km) ≤3.5
Chromatic Dispersion (1550nm) ps/(nm·km) ≤18.0
Zero Dispersion Slope ps/(nm2·km) ≤0.092
Zero Dispersion Wavelength nm 1300-1324
Polarization Mode Dispersion (Free Tension Condition) ps/√km ≤0.20
Proof Level GPa ≥1.0

* All the data above are the characteristics of the optical fiber. Please contact us for the specification of optical cords and cables.