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Small Fiber CollimatorsSmall fiber collimators at visible wavelengths are now available for the shrinking requirements of many biomedical and sensing applications. These collimators have a 2.38-mm outer diameter and generate a ~0.6-mm collimated beam with ~1-mrad beam divergence. Popular wavelengths of 450 nm, 520 nm and 640 nm are available. Other visible and NIR wavelengths are also available.

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