Fiber Collimators

Fiber Collimators are optical devices used to convert light signals in optical fibers into parallel beams. They usually consist of a fiber optic connector, a lens set and a housing, and are mainly used in fiber optic communications, lasers, optical sensing and scientific research.

The main function of fiber optic collimators is to focus and convert divergent light beams in optical fibers into parallel beams for precise control and processing in optical systems. They enable the optical signals from the optical fiber to be output in the form of parallel beams, so that the diameter and direction of the beams remain stable, thus facilitating further optical operations such as focusing, beam splitting, reflection, etc. in the optical system.