A benchtop aligner with a built-in camera and screen that sets the rotational orientation of structured fibers such as hollow core, multi-core and PM fiber before splicing.

Fibers with internal structure must be rotationally aligned to each other before splicing, or cores and stress elements will not meet. The FRA-250 holds the fiber in a common holder, images its end structure through a high-resolution camera, and shows the live orientation on a large integral screen so the operator can rotate to the correct angle over a +/- 42 degree range. Optical zoom ranges from a 590 x 450 um field of view down to 165 x 165 um, giving 0.23 um pixel resolution at maximum zoom. It is customisable for different fiber holders, fiber types and fiber sizes.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Fiber diameter | A wide range of fiber size supported |
| Fiber types | A wide range of fiber types (e.g. NANF, DNANF, PMF) supported |
| Fiber protrusion | 11 - 14 mm |
| Rotation angle | +/- 42 degrees |
| Pixel resolution | 0.23 (max zoom) um |
| Field of view (max) | 590 x 450 um |
| Field of view (min) | 165 x 165 um |
| Weight | 1.2 kg |
| Dimensions (excluding cabling) | 155 x 165 x 90 mm |
| Power supply | 5 V, 2 A (external power supply supplied) |
| Power consumption | 6 W |

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