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Transcript
Ball Lensed Fibers
LaseOptics Ball Lens Fibers are rapidly becoming the method of choice
for interfacing optical fiber to multi mode laser coupling and beam
collimating. Lensing technology provides highly efficient couplings and
collimating while consuming a fraction of the space and costs of bulk optic
alternatives.
Almost all known lens types have been used to construct fiber optic
collimators. These lenses include fiber lenses, ball lenses, a spherical
lenses, and GRIN lenses, microscope objectives, cylindrical lenses, no lens
at all as in the case of thermally expanded core (TEC) fiber. Lens materials
can vary from glass to plastic to silicon. By a large margin, most of the fiber
optic collimators used today are made using GRIN lenses. GRIN lenses are
small, easy to handle, relatively low cost, and competitive in optical
performance. However LaseOptics can make for you with optical lensed
fibers.
LaseOptics Advanced Fiber Assembly platform allows OEMs to
consolidate suppliers of metallized fiber, hermetic sleeves, AR coatings,
Lensing, Fiber Bragg Gratings and connectorization into a single source for
the entire pigtail assembly.
LaseOptics offer different Ball sizes in single mode, PM and multi mode
according to customers’ specifications.
tapered fibers for other applications.
Additionally we are producing
Fiber Type
Jacket, Protection Type
Connector Type
Strip-off Length (mm)
Operational Wavelength Range
Ball Diameter (µm)
Focal Length/Working Distance (µm)
Tapering Angle (degree)
Ferrule Accessories, V-Groove
Radius of Lensed Fiber-End Surface (µm)
End Surface Coating
FEATURES:
Increased
Increased
Increased
Increased
Increased
Coupling Efficiency
Performance
Reliability
Reproducibility
Value & Flexibility
APPLICATIONS:
Multi Mode Laser Coupling
Collimating Beam
Bio-Medical & Sensors
SMF-28, 50/125, 62.5/125…or Multi Mode; PM
250µm Bare Fiber, 900µm Tube, 3mm Jacket
FC/PC, FC/APC, SC, ST, SMA, LC
7 ±1mm Typical; or otherwise specified
400nm – 1700nm
225-300 µm Typical
100-900 (µm) Typical
30- 170
Kovar Ferrule, Steel Ferrule or Silica V-Groove
50-225 (µm)
Option: AR or Mirror
Contact Information:
300 International Dr., Amherst, New York-14221
Tel: 716-462-5078 • Toll Free: 1-877-420-0021 • Fax: 716-462-5095
E-mail: [email protected] • Web: http://www.laseoptics.com
LaseOptics: Laser applications in science & engineering with Optics
2012 LaseOptics, all rights reserved. Specifications are subject to change without notice.