Frequently Asked Questions

A fiber stretcher, also known as a phase shifter, is a device that allows you to tune and modulate the path length of light within a fiber core, resulting in adjustable optical delay.

Some typical applications of a fiber stretcher include variable optical delay, fiber interferometry, ultra-fast dynamics, and lasers.

The fiber stretcher can be assembled with any type of fiber, including single-mode (SM), multi-mode (MM), polarization-maintaining (PM), and large-mode-area (LMA) fibers.

The fiber stretcher offers features such as modulation of the optical path length, accurate control of the delay, low insertion loss, high resolution, high speed, compact packaging, and a large choice of optical termination.

The included piezo driver for the fiber stretcher has a power supply of 5V and a consumption of less than 20W.

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