High-Delay Combo: Fiber Stretcher + Piezo Driver
Description
High-Delay Combo: Fiber Stretcher + Piezo Driver
Specifications |
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| Operational Wavelengths: | 1310-1550nm |
| Fiber Stretch: | 20 um/Volt |
| Optical Path Displacement: | 6 um/Volt |
| Time Delay: | 0.5 ps/Volt |
| Fibers: | SM, PM |
| Wavelength: | 1310, 1550 nm |
| Fiber Elongation: | From 0 to 100 µm |
| Fiber Stretch: | 20 µm/V |
| High Tunability Resolution: | < 1 fs |
| Small Signal Bandwidth: | 150 kHz |
| Large Signal Bandwidth: | 40 kHz |
| Optical Loss: | 0.5 dB |
| Internal Fiber Length: | 6.5 m |
| Customizable Fiber Type, Termination, Stretch Range...: | Specify |
| Fiber Stretcher Dimensions: | 85x62x39 mm |
| Piezo Driver Dimensions: | 84x80x39 mm |
| Time Delay Reference @1550nm: | Up to 0.5ps (100µm) |
Features
- Modulation of the optical path length (i.e. the optical phase)
- Accurate control of the delay
- Low insertion loss between 0.05 and 0.3dB
- High resolution < 1fs
- High speed
- Compact packaging
- All fibers: SM, MM, PM, LMA
- Large choice of optical termination
- Analog control (+digital in option)
Applications
- Variable optical delay
- Interferometric measurements
- Ultrafast dynamics
- Fast feedback loop
- Lasers & ultra-intense lasers
- Metrology
- Coherent Beam Combining
- Chirped Pulsed Amplification (CPA)
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Ships from:
France
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On FindLight:
since 2015
Frequently Asked Questions
A fiber stretcher is used to tune and modulate the path length of light within a fiber core, allowing for variable optical delay and other applications.
The high-delay combo is compatible with all types of fibers, including SM (single-mode), MM (multi-mode), PM (polarization-maintaining), and LMA (large mode area).
The fiber stretcher has dimensions of 85x62x39 mm³, while the driver has dimensions of 84x80x39 mm³.
The high-delay combo offers a high resolution of less than 1 femtosecond (fs), allowing for precise control of the delay.
The high-delay combo is commonly used for variable optical delay, interferometric measurements, ultrafast dynamics, lasers, and ultra-intense lasers.