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Description

Collimators are optical lens assemblies that take divergent or convergent incoming light rays and produces parallel light output. There are many types of collimators. Examples include laser collimators, x-ray collimators, and infrared radiometer collimators. Laser collimators use the principle of auto-collimation. From the center of the focuser, laser collimators send a beam to the diagonal, on to the primary, back to the diagonal, then back to the focuser. When collimated, the beam hits the center of both mirrors and returns directly to its source. X-ray collimators are devices used to filter a stream of rays so that only those traveling parallel to each other in a certain direction are allowed through. Infrared radiometer collimators are the devices that filter infrared rays. Other collimators are commonly available. Features Low Insertion Loss Wide Band High Isolation Low PDL Compact In-Line Package High Stability and Reliability Epoxy Free Optical Path Applications Optical Amplifier Metro Area Network Wavelength Add/Drop Dispersion Compensation Bi-Direction Communication the related products: Polarization Insensitive Optical Circulator 4 Port Polarization Insensitive Optical Circulator C & L Band Polarization Insensitive Optical Circulator **0nm, **0nm Polarization Insensitive Optical Circulator