FutureGuide®-LWPITU-T G.652.D (Low(Zero)-Water-Peak Fiber) ITU-T G.652.D is the standard optical fiber and occupies more than 80% of world optical fiber demand. Fujikura's FutureGuide®-LWP has proved its reliability and performance for more than a decade. Integrated with the highest quality of the coating material developed by Fujikura, the optical and mechanical characteristics of FutureGuide®-LWP remain totally stable under the harshest environment such as -60 to 85 degrees temperature. Our optimized VAD (Vapor Axial Deposition) method of fiber preform manufacturing achieves the industry's lowest attenuation level of water peak at 1383nm, enabling the future expansion of transmission capacity at E-Band. Contact us here for inquiries. contact us Features Characteristics Features DWDM/CWDM Optical Transmission Full Spectrum Utilization (Low Attenuation in the 1383nm Region) Low Cost Metropolitan Network System Characteristics Parameters Unit FutureGuide®-LWP Mode Field Diameter at 1310nm µm 9.2±0.4 Attenuation at 1310nm dB/km ≤0.35 Attenuation at Water Peak (1383nm) after Hydrogen Aging dB/km ≤0.31 Attenuation at 1550nm dB/km ≤0.20 Attenuation at 1625nm dB/km ≤0.23 Cable Cut-off Wavelength nm ≤1260 Chromatic Dispersion (1285-1330nm) ps/(nm·km) ≤3.5 Chromatic Dispersion at 1550nm ps/(nm·km) ≤18 Zero Dispersion Slope ps/(nm2·km) ≤0.092 Zero Dispersion Wavelength nm 1300-1324 Polarization Mode Dispersion (Free Tension Condition) ps/√km ≤0.1 Proof Level GPa ≥0.7 * All the data above are the characteristics of the optical fiber. Please contact us for the specification of optical cords and cables. Contact us here for inquiries. contact us