Adjustable Aspheric Collimators
YSenser
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Description
It is engineered with a spring-fitted optical lens housed within its mechanical structure. It serves to collimate the fiber-emitted light beam and can also be utilized for coupling spatial light into the fiber. By rotating the outer sleeve off the collimator, the internal optical lens can be precisely translated along the vertical axis direction. This translation enables the adjustment of the distance between the lens and the fiber end face, thereby achieving different light spot sizes. Once the optimal position is attained, the housing knurled locking ring can be employed to fix the regulator firmly.
Adjustable Aspheric Collimators
YSenser
Specifications |
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| EFL: | 4.5~11mm |
| Waist Beam: | 0.86~2.35mm |
| AR Coating: | 400~1700nm, R＜0.5% |
| Far-field Divergence Angle: | 0.02°+0.01°~0.13°+0.01° |
| Input Fiber MFD: | 3.5~10.4um |
| Length Between Fiber And Lens: | 2.4~10.9mm |
| Transmittance: | ＞90% |
Features
- Connecting fiber collimated output or coupling free space collimated light into fiber
- Three Focal Length Options: 4.5 mm, 7.5 mm, 11 mm
- Adjustment alignment error: <15 mrad
- Three Connector Options: FC/PC, FC/APC, SMA905
- Three AR-Coated Aspheric Lens Options: 400-700nm, 650-1050nm, 1050-1650nm
- When used in combination with Ysenser's standard jumpers, it can improve coupling efficiency and ensure good repeatability
Applications
- Fiber Optic Collimation Systems: Ideal for converting divergent light from fiber optics into collimated beams with minimal aberration
- Laser Diode Beam Shaping: Useful in shaping and directing beams from laser diodes, particularly where Gaussian profiles are desired
- Optical Sensing and Detection: Enhances precision in sensing applications that require tightly controlled beam direction and low divergence
- Spectroscopy and Analytical Instruments: Supports accurate light delivery and collection in instruments used for material analysis and spectral diagnostics
- Optical Communication Systems: Suitable for coupling and transmitting optical signals in high-performance communication networks
- Biomedical and Life Sciences Equipment: Utilized in systems that require stable and well-aligned optical output, such as in microscopy or diagnostic devices