| Brand Name: | Gracyfiber |
The Fiber Coupled Collimator is a passive optical component designed to convert light from an optical fiber into a collimated free-space beam, or to couple a free-space optical beam back into the fiber in a reverse optical path.
Fiber-to-free-space beam collimation
Free-space-to-fiber coupling capability
Precision optical alignment
Low insertion loss design
Stable beam output
Compact optical component
Suitable for single-mode fiber configurations
Polarization-maintaining options available
Multiple wavelength options available
Customizable beam diameter
Customizable working distance
Multiple fiber and connector options
Suitable for optical component integration
Customizable package configurations
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Fiber optic communication systems
WDM optical components
Optical isolators and circulators
Fiber laser systems
LiDAR optical systems
Fiber optic sensing
Free-space optical coupling
Optical test and measurement equipment
Laser beam delivery
Photonic subsystem integration
Scientific research instruments
Customized optical assemblies
A fiber coupled collimator converts the divergent light emerging from an optical fiber into a nearly parallel free-space beam. In a reverse optical path, it can also focus and couple a free-space beam into the fiber.
Typical parameters include operating wavelength, fiber type, beam diameter, divergence angle, working distance, insertion loss, return loss, connector type, optical power requirement, lens configuration, and package dimensions. These parameters should be selected according to the complete optical system design.