High Power Collimators and Focusers – Pigtail Style

Name: High Power Collimators and Focusers – Pigtail Style
Brand: OZ Optics
Availability: InStock

Description

OZ Optics offers a complete line of high power fiber collimators and focusers with low back reflection, designed to collimate or focus light exiting a fiber to a desired beam diameter or spot size. These devices can be used with laser diodes, fiber lasers, acousto-optic modulators and other fiber optic devices. Collimators and focusers can be used as matched pairs to couple light in and out of optical devices. This makes them ideal for fiber packaging of devices.

Specifications

Center Wavelength:	1150 nm
Bandwidth:	1900 nm
Wavelength Range:	200nm – 2100nm
Backreflection (model Dependent):	-40, and -60dB
Polarization Extinction Ratios (model Dependent):	20, 25, or 30dB
Beam Diameters (model Dependent):	0.2 to 22mm
Spot Size (model Dependent):	As small as <5 microns
Wavefront Distortion (model Dependent):	λ/4 to λ/10

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Features

High power handling
Rugged and compact design
Low insertion loss
Low backreflection
Wide wavelength range
Wide range of beam diameters
Aspheric, plano-convex, C-lens, Axial GRIN lenses, and biconvex lenses available
Singlemode, multimode, polarization maintaining and large mode area (LMA) fiber versions
Diffraction limited optics
LOW COST!

Applications

Fiber optic device packaging, including wavelength division multiplexors, isolators, splitters, and integrated optics
Source to fiber coupling
Laser marking, laser machining

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are high power collimators and focusers used for?

High power collimators and focusers are used to collimate or focus light exiting a fiber to a desired beam diameter or spot size. They can be used with laser diodes, fiber lasers, acousto-optic modulators, and other fiber optic devices.

What are the features of OZ Optics' high power collimators and focusers?

OZ Optics' high power collimators and focusers have a rugged and compact design, low insertion loss, low backreflection, wide wavelength range, wide range of beam diameters, and are available in aspheric, plano-convex, C-lens, axial GRIN lenses, and biconvex lenses. They also have singlemode, multimode, polarization maintaining, and large mode area (LMA) fiber versions, and diffraction limited optics. Additionally, they are low cost.

What are the applications of high power collimators and focusers?

High power collimators and focusers are used for fiber optic device packaging, including wavelength division multiplexors, isolators, splitters, and integrated optics. They are also used for source to fiber coupling, laser marking, and laser machining.

What are the specifications of OZ Optics' high power collimators and focusers?

The wavelength range is 200nm to 2100nm, the backreflection is -40 and -60dB, the polarization extinction ratios are 20, 25, or 30dB, the beam diameters range from 0.2 to 22mm, and the spot size can be as small as <5 microns. The wavefront distortion ranges from λ/4 to λ/10.

How are the collimated beam characteristics calculated for collimators?

The collimated beam diameter (BD) and full divergence angle (DA) depend upon the focal length of the lens (f), the core diameter (a), and the fiber numerical aperture (NA). The collimated beam characteristics are given by: BD(mm) = 2 x f(mm) x NA and DA(mrad) = a(µm) / f(mm). However, different definitions for the numerical aperture are used by fiber manufacturers, so OZ Optics uses 1/e2 definitions for its calculations of the beam diameter wherever possible.