Definition : Adapters (optical couplers) designed to connect a laser source to a fiber-optic laser delivery system. These devices typically consist of an optical connector that collimates and focuses the energy supplied by the laser source into the fiber-optic delivery system. Some laser sources have a connector that makes possible direct coupling to the fiber-optic system and do not need additional couplers; the couplers are especially necessary for diode lasers because the laser light emitted by a diode is larger than that for other types of laser energy (e.g., up to 45? versus less than 15?).
Entry Terms : "Laser Source/Delivery System Couplers" , "Adapters"
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