Bethesda, MD (US) (57) ABSTRACT Embodiments of the present invention are directed to a compact and Stable fiber optic collimator that takes light from one or more optical fibers and generates one or m...
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Embodiments of the present invention are directed to a compact and stable fiber optic collimator that takes light from one or more optical fibers and generates one or more beams of collimated...
Accurate alignment of the connectorized optical-fiber collimator in fiber-to-fiber and fiber-free-space couplings is achieved through mechanical registration of the planar reference surface and
Embodiments of the present invention are directed to a compact and stable fiber optic collimator that takes light from one or more optical fibers and generates one or more beams of collimated light at an
Currently, most of in-line fiber optic components are designed and manufactured based on optical collimators which provide low-loss light transmission from the input fiber to the output fiber through
A fiber optic collimator comprises an optical fiber with an angled end face, a ferrule and a plano-convex lens. An end portion of the optical fiber is inserted in the ferrule.
The present invention relates to an optical fiber collimator in which a lens and an optical fiber are combined in order to collimate light emitted from an optical fiber into parallel light
The present invention is directed to a fiber collimator and more specifically to a fiber collimator for use in an optical transmission system and/or an optical sensor system.
A method and apparatus of aligning a collimator assembly requiring only a single-axis adjustment and for which the collimator may be paired with any other similarly aligned collimator.
Accurate alignment of the connectorized optical-fiber collimator in fiber-to-fiber and fiber-free-space couplings is achieved through mechanical registration of the planar reference surface and
In accordance with an aspect of the present invention, a fiber optic collimator comprises a Shuttle plug including a cavity for receiving an optical fiber having an optical fiber tip to emit a light through the
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