What is the fiber-optical microscope?

Optical fibers are used in many forms of data transmission and communication. However, errors or incorrect fiber cleavage can lead to poor transmissions. The fiber-optical microscope is a type of microscope, which is specially designed for an inspection of an optical device for such irregularities. Illuminator is usually a source of LED or quartz halogen, which is used to project light through optical fibers, so any residues or imperfections are visible. The microscope system increases the optical fiber image; Standard magnification is generally 100, 200 or 400 times larger, although some ranges will have variable magnification. The image will then be sent to the display, usually on the LCD screen, for checking. Some microscopic systems allow these images to be routed to a computer for archiving purposes. One of two different forms. The optical fiber microscope to the surface will have a free -standing monitor connected to a separate microscopic system. These are useful for testing highly voiceVehicles for unconnected optical products or especially detailed inspections, as the monitor and the system may not be in the same place and the displays are relatively large.

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manual microscope with optical fiber must fit most of the desktop model functions into a smaller portable package, and this is reflected in their generally higher prices. Display, microscope and illuminator are included in one unit. These systems are often used to check on site and when testing is not regularly checked.

Specialized hand units with optical microscopic fibers known as Ferrule Inspection Microscopes have a camera and illuminator built into a small probe. They work mostly as the animal scopes, but the probe allows cables that are already installed and would normally be difficult to achieve. The design also allows them to work faster than other microscopes when I connecteats directly to the cable.

When using an optical microscope of the fiber, it is important to make sure that the connector is properly seated; Otherwise, the cable does not have to be aligned and the image will be distorted or inaccurate. Some cables may require adapters to adapt to the microscope connector. Also, any lasers in the system should be turned off because the lasers that are used for data transmission can damage the ends of the cable.