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| Features of Lucina fiber |
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| ●Lucina is made using perfluorinated polymer |
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| Since the molecular structure of the perfluorinated polymer does not have carbon-hydrogen (CH) bond, it has low attenuation between 650 and 1300 nm. It shows high penetrability, especially at wavelengths of 850 nm and 1300 nm, which are used in high-speed communications at a gigabit rate. |
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| ●Lucina's large core diameter offers simple connectivity Its 120 micrometer-core diameter is 4 to 140 times as large as glass fiber in the area ratio. |
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| ●Comparison of Graded-Index optical fiber and Step-Index optical fiber Graded-Index profile offers high bandwidth. |
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| Graded-Index profile Input signal kept without modal delay |
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| Step-Index profile Output signal spread by modal delay |
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| ●Perfluorinated Polymer "Cytop" |
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| Cytop is an innovation in the field of fluoropolymers. It has the same excellent chemical, thermal, electrical and surface properties as conventional fluoropolymers. In addition, its noticeable characteristics are high optical transparency |
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