A bundle can be thought of as a jumper assembly, but with many more fibers, and a virtually unlimited number of options available for fiber types, cable materials and end terminations. Many of these bundles may contain some of our standard types of terminations. However, many products are OEM based and therefore require a specific design that can be manufactured by one of our top quality suppliers to our exacting standards.
ViewThese assemblies are immersed into a solution in order to obtain spectra of its constituents and are commonly referred to as a Dip Probe or a Transmission Probe. The basic design consists of two fibers with a lens that collimates the light from one fiber through an open section through which the liquid can pass. The light is then reflected off of a mirror where it passes through the liquid and lens a second time, and is refocused onto the second fiber for transmission to the analyzing instrument. For the standard probe design, the liquid absorption pathlength is double the physical opening of the replaceable tip. Other designs may call for larger probes or more robust probes designed to meet harsher conditions.
ViewThese assemblies are the same as bundles, but either one end or both ends can be separated into a countless number of standard or custom-designed terminations and fiber configurations to match the physical and optical characteristics required at the terminations. These assemblies can be used to split or combine optical power. The only limitation is that the number of fibers per furcated leg must be at least one!
ViewCommonly called jumpers or patchcords, these basic fiber assemblies range from more generic datacom jumpers to single fiber, large core cable designs utilizing more robust and customized components. Optical coatings to enhance the fiber’s properties of minimized reflection or cutoff wavelengths can be added for jumpers, as well as any multi-fiber assembly. We also offer high power SMA's in several versions.
ViewThese adapters are designed to fit onto a connector or custom termination, or can be designed to be mounted onto a piece of equipment. Their purpose is to image or collimate the light from the fiber(s) or from a source to the fiber(s). Generally they consist of a machined part with the optical elements mounted in place, with or without focusing adjustment. Optical adapters also consist of vacuum feedthroughs where optical testing through a vacuum chamber is desired. This can be accomplished using a variety of modified vacuum flange designs, such as the variety of conflat flanges available, and an internally sealed fiber and/or optics.
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