Large Beam Fiber Collimator LB5
Description
Our high-performance pure Gaussian beam fiber collimators are designed and manufactured with special applications in mind ranging from Lidar, Interferometry, Remote Sensing, to Spectroscopy, Biomedicals, and Sensors.
A wide variety of fibers and numerical aperture (NA) can be used including single mode, multimode, or polarization maintaining fibers. Operating wavelengths cover from 350nm to 2000nm and even extend into the Mid-IR in custom order. These collimators can work with semiconductor lasers, YAG, DPSS, Ti-Saphire, HeNe, and Fiber Lasers as well as many broadband sources.
Other options include high power (up to 20W), high temperature (up to 600ºC), non-magnetic, radiation resistant materials and fibers, vacuum compatible, custom housing: Invar, Titanium, glass, ceramic, integrated waveplates/polarizer collimators, or low temperature collimators. We also manufacture specialty high power patch cords, high temperature and mode size converters as accessories to work with these collimators.
Large Beam Fiber Collimator LB5
Features
Pure Gaussian Beam: 5mm, 10mm, 20mm, 45mm, 60mm, and 70mm
Diffraction Limited Collimation
Wavefront Error < 1/10 Wave
Singlemode, PM or Multimode Fibers
Operating Wavelength 350 - 1800nm
64 - 80 Pitch Fine Adjustable Collimation
Polarization Orientation Indexing
Front or Back Mounting Features
High Power Handling Options up to 20 Watts
FC, SMA Receptacle or Pigtail
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the LB5 has front or back mounting features.
The LB5 has high power handling options up to 20 watts.
The operating wavelength range of the LB5 is 350nm to 1800nm.
The wavefront error of the LB5 is less than 1/10 wave.
The LB5 can work with single mode, polarization maintaining, or multimode fibers.