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Kinematic & Differential Micrometer Drive Fiber Alignment Mount

Fiber Alignment Mount w/ Gimbal Tilt and Micrometer Movement, #55-478

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Specifications

General

Type:
Adjustable - Linear (XY) & Tip-Tilt
Type of Optics:
Fiber Connector
Angular Resolution (°):
0.36

Physical & Mechanical Properties

Construction:
Black Anodized Aluminum
Linear Travel (mm):
±1.5
Linear Travel Resolution (μm):
2.5
Tip/Tilt Angle (°):
±2

Electrical

Fiber Connection:
FC

Hardware & Interface Connectivity

Type of Drive:
Differential Micrometer

Threading & Mounting

Compatible Post:
M6 x 1.0

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS 2015:
Exempt
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Certificate of Conformance:
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Reach 247:
Contains SVHC(s)
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Product Details

Posts and Post Holders are required for mounting to a breadboard.

  • FC Fiber Connection
  • Two Axis Linear Movement for Precise Fiber Alignment
  • Optional Kinematic Tilt Version
  • Posts and Post Holders Required for Mounting

Fiber Optic Alignment Mounts can translate optical fibers terminating in an FC connection. Useful for telecom positioning and for aligning FC Fiber Optic Patchcords, they feature ±1.5mm travel in both the X and Y-axis. The Differential Micrometer models feature 2.5 micron resolution while the kinematic version (#55-478) provides an additional ±2° tilt adjustment on each axis.

Note: Posts and Post Holders are required for mounting to a breadboard.

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