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general data actual range Sb (FSE 200C1002) 160 mm
sensing distance Tw (FUE 200C1003) 45 mm
light source pulsed red LED
light indicator LED yellow
alignment / soiled lens indicator flashing light indicator
adjustment Pot 270°
wave length 660 nm
suppression of reciprocal influence yes
electrical data response time / release time < 1 ms
voltage supply range +Vs 10 ... 30 VDC
current consumption max. 30 mA
current consumption typ. 20 mA
voltage drop Vd < 1,8 VDC
output function light / dark operate
output current < 100 mA
short circuit protection yes
reverse polarity protection yes
mechanical data width / diameter 10,4 mm
height / length 27 mm
depth 14 mm
type rectangular
housing material plastic (ASA)
ambient conditions operating temperature -25 ... +55 °C
protection class IP 40
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Features
... fibre-optic cables
High-quality glass fibre-optic cables with silicon-, metal- or PU-coating
Resistant to high temperature (from -40°C to +180°C)
High resolution
Large scanning or sensing ranges
Flexible probes
Lateral light outlet
Silicone-metal sleeve for high mechanical loads and high protection class
Auxiliary optics can be used
Fibre layout rectangular, coaxial, statically mixed
... fibre-optic amplifiers
Robust die-cast zinc casing
Application as diffuse reflective sensor or through beam sensor
Scanning ranges up to 200 mm, sensing ranges up to 1800 mm
Sensitivity, scanning range and sensing range adjustment via multi-turn potentiometer or teach function
High operating frequency
High ambient light immunity due to pulsed emitted light
Green light variety for glass detection
Output function switchable or antivalent
Devices with timer function using time module
Short circuit and incorrect connection protection
Customer-specific versions
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general data version fast version
actual range Sb (FSE 200C1002) 140 mm
sensing distance Tw (FUE 200C1003) 40 mm
light source pulsed red LED
light indicator LED green
alignment / soiled lens indicator LED green, flashing
output indicator LED yellow
adjustment Teach-in
wave length 660 nm
electrical data response time / release time < 0,05 ms
voltage supply range +Vs 10 ... 30 VDC
current consumption max. 45 mA
current consumption typ. 40 mA
voltage drop Vd < 1,8 VDC
output function light / dark operate switchable
output circuit PNP
output current < 100 mA
short circuit protection yes
reverse polarity protection yes
mechanical data width / diameter 12 mm
height / length 33,2 mm
depth 60 mm
type rectangular
housing material PBT / PC
connection types connector M8, 4 pin
ambient conditions operating temperature -25 ... +55 °C
protection class IP 65
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Special features
Easy, intuitive adjustment
Bright 2x 4 digit display
Version with M8-connector
Integrated lock functions
Version with external teach-in and integrated teach-in feedback
The newest Series 67 line of fiber optic sensors is attracting much attention thanks to its simple, intuitive operator interface. Simply pressing the teach-in key twice allows two different objects or contrasts to be "learned" by the sensor. The bright, 2x4 digit display simultaneously shows the taught switching point as well as the relative receiving light level. Just like a potentiometer, the switching point can be changed at any time by using the +/- key. Two different security features protect the sensor against unintentional manipulation during ongoing operation: One is a complete lock, while the other option only allows access to the teach-in and manual switching point adjustment, while locking out all other adjustments such as light/dark operation, timer functions or the operating mode with defined response time. The new fiber optic sensor also boasts a wide variety of application possibilities. With a response time of only 50 microseconds it is among the fastest fiber optic sensors available on the market and therefore lends itself to high-speed processes. The integrated 12-bit A/D converter provides high resolution even in large ranges up to 4 m.
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Fiberguide Industries has designed a line of standard Collimators and Focus Guides for use with a wide variety of optical systems. These ruggedized modules are manufactured to accept SMA, ST, FC, or machined ferrule style connectors. Assembled and preset at our factory to meet required specifications, all Collimators and Focus Guides can be adjusted to provide the flexibility necessary for certain set ups. Designed to collimate or focus light exiting
an optical fiber to a desired beam diameter or spot size from the end of the module, these devices can be used with laser diodes, photodiodes, acoustic-optic modulators and other fiber optic devices. Collimators and Focus
Guides can be used as matched pairs to couple light in and out of optical devices. Focus Guides thread into the Collimator, refocusing the beam at a given distance.
The “Macro” Collimator is used with core optical fiber core sizes larger than 800ìm diameter, The “Mid-Size” Collimator is best suited for optical core sizes up to 800ìm diameter, and lastly, for smaller optical core fibers
up to 400ìm diameter, the “Micro” Collimators is the optimum choice. Macro and Mid-Size Collimators and Focus Guides are all compatible with each other.
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Fiber-optic collimator lenses are made from high index glass to ensure low aberration. A solid spacer is used between the fiber and the lens to ensure a compact and robust collimator package.
Standard collimators are optimized for telecom applications, but can be adjusted to other wavelengths/applications. Optical Fiber These collimators are plano-convex spherical lenses to collimate light from singlemode fibers. The angled flat side of these lenses assures low back reflection when put in contact with an optical fiber. The curved side, due to high refractive index material, provides remarkable imaging capabilities. Those can be used for fiber-optic switches, DWDMs, fiber-optic attenuators, optical isolators and other applications. Optical Fiber Aspheric These aspheric collimators are similar to the spherical version to collimate light from optical fibers, except than the curved side is an aspheric surface optimized to improve collimation.
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LightPath's new IsoBeam Fusion™ Fiber Collimators combine a high power optical isolator in line with a Fusion™ Fiber collimator. The 1064nm high power isolator features very low insertion loss, high isolation, high power handling, minimal return loss and excellent reliability and environmental stability.
Standard configurations are available for 0.5mm and 1.0mm beam diameters. LightPath also has the capability to produce custom designs to your specifications with different beam diameters, fiber types, higher power handling capability, and other options.
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CLA, CLB, and CLD series collimators are high-performance fiber optic devices employing high quality aspheric lenses to achieve low wave-front distortion, low divergence, and diffraction limited beam quality. These collimators are not only ideal for targeting at long distances but also good for pair coupling at long working distances. CLC series collimators are spherical lens-based low-cost devices suitable for multimode applications. Beam size can be as large as 12 mm.
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The Manlight High Power Amplifier for CATV and FTTx applications
offers a cost effective solution in bringing the bandwidth closer to the end users. With a unique design based on Manlights in-house pump combiner and optical know-how, the high power amplifiers are optimized to offer high power and low noise figure with proven reliability and quality. The output power can be distributed
between 1 to 16 output ports.
The use of efficient and reliable uncooled pump diodes allows the Manlight amplifiers to reach high output powers with low overall power consumption. The control electronics featuring alarms, automatic
shutdown, and RS-232 communication interface is driven by a 5 / 24 VDC power supply.
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With 59 Gratings-related patents, OFS is a leader in the creation and production of fiber Bragg gratings. We offer a full array of FBG types, such as Stablizer gratings, High Reflector Gratings, Wide Band gratings, Long Period gratings, and Fiber Arrays. We’ve developed capabilities for write-through coatings, where the acrylate does not need to be stripped from the fiber in order to write a grating, and we’ve recently developed the ability to write gratings in high-temperature fibers coated with our proprietary high-temperature PYROCOAT™ polyimide.
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Fiber Bragg Gratings (FBGs) have quickly established themselves as one of the key enabling technologies behind the 'DWDM Revolution'. EDFA gain-equalising filters, WDMs and add-drop multiplexers, created as periodic variations in the refractive index of the core of the fiber itself, have all played their part in delivering almost unlimited bandwidth - and in accelerating the transition of the entire telecommunications industry from a digital electronic to a digital photonic world.
FBGs can also be used in the fabrication of optical strain and temperature sensors, with quasi-distributed measurements possible using gratings written sequentially into a continuous length of fiber.
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The rapid increase in the demand for greater transmission capacity, DWDM has emerged as the key transmission technique. There is continuous pressure to increase the number of DWDM channels and this in turn calls for improved performance from the passive multiplexing components.
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Fiber collimator arrays consist of lens arrays and fiber arrays, resulting in polished optical fibers inserted and glued together into an angled silicon V-groove.
Collimators come assembled for a specific wavelength range, number of fibers and fiber type. A new optical design and assembly technique provide perfect collimation of optical fibers while an angled ferrule/lens interface reduces back-reflection.
Exceptional beam quality, high transmission, low insertion loss
Pointing accuracy ¡Ü 0.05 degrees
Back reflection from collimator alone ¡Ü -55 dB
Package dimensions
Fiber collimator arrays may be used in collimation of light in DWDMs, fiberoptic switches, attenuators, optical isolators etc.
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ATTENUATORS
Pasternack's Attenuators are used in a wide variety of applications to satisfy requirements where a reduction in power is needed. Attenuators are often used to extend the dynamic range, reduce signal levels and match circuits. They are available with number of connector options including 2.9mm, 7/16, 7mm, BNC, Type F, Type N, SMA, and TNC.
For bench mount testing applications, also see our lines of Continuously Variable, Rotary, Programmable, Push-Button, and Toggle Attenuators.
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Amphenol Fiber Optic Products attenuator product line
consists of fixed and variable optical attenuators. An
attenuator, by definition, is a device which precisely reduces
an optical signal from point-to-point. The loss can be
achieved through various technologies such as absorption,
scattering, interference (thin film) filter, or air-gap. Amphenol
has successfully developed three varieties of attenuators
using select technologies to provide the best products in the
market place.
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JDSU offers both fixed and variable attenuators. The fused fiber fixed attenuator offers a range of attenuation for broadband applications in C, L, and S bands. The plug-in, miniature variable attenuator can be adjusted manually. The variable slope and the voltage-controlled attenuators use a variable filter and a very precise stepper motor. These components have been installed throughout the network and are proven to be very highly reliable. The newer MEMS based variable attenuator offers very fast response in a smaller size.
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Amphenol Fiber Optic Products offers over 15 years
experience in the manufacturing of fiber optic couplers
through the fused biconic taper technology (FBT) and is
licensed by British Telecom for this fabrication technique.
An optical coupler is a passive device that precisely
distributes light signals between two fibers over a broadband
operating window. Each device offers a bi-directional
performance allowing for either power splitting or signal
combining. Amphenol’s couplers are manufactured using a
precision computer-controlled manufacturing process capable
of producing large volumes and tight unit-to-unit uniformity.
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Single mode fiber optic couplers developed and produced on the basis of JAE's unparalleled high precision processing technology.
These couplers have quality and increased reliability at low price, which can be supplied regularly.
A wide variety of products.Custom specification items are also available.
They can satisfy diversified needs of clients.
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Components and modules found in this section include: power/tap couplers and splitters for amplifiers, CATV, PON, network monitoring or expansion; WDM bandsplitters for metro and long haul; and PM couplers for amplification. Fused fiber couplers are available for shortwave (633-850 nm and visible light) applications. Custom modules for network expansion or PON applications are available in 1xN configurations up to 1x32 or built to specification.
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JDSU offers a broad portfolio of lithium niobate modulators for telecommunications, CATV, and specialty applications. X- and Z-cut, RZ and NRZ, zero-chirp and extended reach, bias free, and bias ready models are available in butterfly and miniature package styles.
The modulators are paired with fixed wavelength or tunable lasers in high performance applications, including metro core and long haul telecom. Unlike directly modulated lasers, the modulators control optical phase as well as amplitude. They are required components in systems using higher order modulation formats incorporating phase shift keying.
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Components and modules found in this section include: power/tap couplers and splitters for amplifiers, CATV, PON, network monitoring or expansion; WDM bandsplitters for metro and long haul; and PM couplers for amplification. Fused fiber couplers are available for shortwave (633-850 nm and visible light) applications. Custom modules for network expansion or PON applications are available in 1xN configurations up to 1x32 or built to specification.
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The Arcoptix electrical adjustable variable attenuator is a worldwide unique liquid crystal device that permits to control precisely the attenuation of a free space traveling beam with a simple applied voltage. The variable gray filter functions for polychromatic or monochromatic light as well as for unpolarized or polarized white light. It does not significantly alter the spectrum of the incident light and functions almost equally for wavelengths between 350nm and 700nm. The Arcoptix variable attenuator can so be considered as an ideal variable gay filter in the visible. Notice that this is not the case for usual liquid crystal attenuators that are designed to attenuate efficiently only a single wavelength! Also in the off state the Arcoptix attenuator shows a higher transmission (for unpolarized light) than usual attenuators and it does not alter significantely the polarization state of the light (polarization maintaining element).
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Manlight proposes a wide variety of Erbium (1,5µm) or Ytterbium (1µm) doped fiber amplifiers either using PM or non PM fiber.
Available in OEM module of different sizes depending on the power (with power up to 35dBm at 1,5µm and up to 43dBm at 1µm) as such as in benchtop 3U 1/2 19" (up to 40dBm at 1,5µm) or 3U 19" (up to 43dBm at 1µm), you will necessary find the product that you need for your application.
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The MPA Ti: Sapphire multipass amplifier is designed to amplify single pulses from a CW mode-locked Ti: Sapphire laser. Typically an input pulse with energy of only a few nanojoules can be amplified to over 1mJ. This represents an overall amplification of greater than 106. The amplification takes place as the optical pulse passes through a Ti: Sapphire laser rod, which has been optically excited by a laser pulse from the Q-switch pump laser. We use a Brewster cut Ti: Sapphire laser rod with the high-resistant mirror on the back side (HR 490-550 nm and HR 740-860 nm). It allows us to use the pump energy most effectively and select the length of active medium for maximal gain.
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The EFA-series of benchtop EDFAs are repackagedversions of the high-performance optical amplifiers found in MPB's repeaterless-link telecom equipment. These wall-plug units include preamplifiers with high gain and near-quantum-limited noise figure, as well as power amplifier models with saturated output powers up to 23 dBm.
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The Modulated LED light source can be used as the excitation light source in FLIM –fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy systems that operate in the frequency domain. Modulated LEDs of different wavelength bands are available. The output light intensity can be varied over a wide range and the maximum excitation power available at the sample is comparable with that of other light sources.
Components
The Modulated LED consists of an RF-shielded LED assembly that is fitted in the standard mercury lamp housing as provided by the main microscope suppliers. The LED DC current of the Modulated LED can be controlled digitally by the software as well as manually. The Power Supply / Control Unit -PS/CU, connected to the Modulated LED assembly, provides the LED AC and DC power. This Power Supply / Control Unit has a built-in RF amplifier that amplifies the modulation -AC signal. An USB interface and control software provide the digital control of the Power Supply / Control Unit.
Set-up
The lamp housing has to be connected to a widefield fluorescence microscope, providing it with the modulated, non-coherent light from the LED. An external signal generator should control the modulation frequency and amplitude and has to be connected to the Power Supply / Control Unit to provide this modulation signal.
Other products in this category:
LIFA, Lambert Instruments Fluorescence Attachment
Confocal or TIRF -Total Internal Reflection Fluorescence LIFA
II18MD, modulated image intensifier
Spectrally resolved LIFA
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FIBER OPTIC COMPONENTS
Pasternack supplies a complete line of Fiber Optic Adapters and Attenuators for RF & Microwave applications. Our Components category includes Fiber Optic Adapters and Fiber Optic Attenuators.
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A variety of casings can be offered for piezosystem jena switches. Depending on customer requirements, plug-in casings are available as well as screw slot casings and special custom size rack mount casings.
The casing not only protects the mounted fiber, it’s also the basis for easy integration of this part into your existing system.
Optical Interface
All fiber switches come standard with 1m output optical fibers and assembled connectors per customer request. Also, switches with plug in connectors (bulk head) are available. In this case, the customer can select his socket type. In each case, the customer is free to select an additional outside cable length according to his requirements.
PC connection
The switches can be controlled by TTL signal (for type 1x1 up to 1x2 channel configurations) and BCD Code (via parallel port) for 1x3 up to 1x81 channel configurations. Controlling Demo-Software comes with every switch.
Power Supply
The operating voltage for the switch configuration 1x1 and 1x2 is 7-12 V DC or 7-9 V AC. The multiplexer with a channel configuration of 1x3 up to 1x81 needs 5V DC.
piezosystem jena offers wall power supply modules for each switch as an option.
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The FAC 1000/2000 is a multiplexer oriented to multi-point communication with several devices using fiber optic. It provides one or two inputs and multiple outputs.
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Fiber optics signal processing 
