Mitsubishi's BH2001/BH4001 PMMA plastic optical fiber cables are manufactured from high-purity polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) and offer excellent optical performance and mechanical flexibility. Designed specifically for industrial automation, medical equipment, and short-distance communication systems, this series provides a stable and reliable optical signal transmission solution.
BH Series：BH2001; BH4001
BH Series
Its detailed description is as follows:
1. Model specifications: There are FF-BH2001, FF-BH4001 and other models. FF-BH2001 is 0.5×1.0mm in size, suitable for scenarios with high space requirements and certain transmission performance; FF-BH4001 has 1.0×1.5mm and 1.0×2.2mm in size. The thicker fiber core can carry more optical signals and is suitable for situations with higher requirements for optical transmission capabilities.
2. Structural features: It uses a black PE sheath, which has certain mechanical strength and environmental resistance to protect the internal optical fiber. The optical fiber is a single-core structure, that is, simplex cable. This structure is simple, easy to construct and maintain, and has advantages in some scenarios that do not require multi-core transmission.
3. Performance characteristics: It is heat-resistant and can withstand high temperatures. It is suitable for places with high temperature requirements such as industrial environments. This feature makes it perform well in industrial data transmission and sensor applications, ensuring stable transmission of optical signals under harsh temperature conditions and ensuring the normal operation of the system.
4. Application areas: Mainly used in industrial data transmission, it can connect industrial equipment, realize data communication between equipment, and meet the data transmission needs in industrial automation production. In terms of sensor applications, it can be used as a signal transmission medium for sensors to transmit the optical signals collected by the sensors to the processing equipment, and is widely used in temperature, pressure, displacement and other sensor systems.
