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    Reflectance probes

    Feb. 1, 1997
    A series of fiberoptic reflectance probes is available for use in remote spectroscopy and sensing applications and are flexible, rugged, and compact. The probes transmit and receive light through the UV, visible, and near-IR regimes. Fiber configurations can be concentric, randomized, and linear and can be mounted in SMA, ST, or other connectors and custom ferrule styles. High-temperature versions operate at u¥to 500°C.

    Reflectance probes

    A series of fiberoptic reflectance probes is available for use in remote spectroscopy and sensing applications and are flexible, rugged, and compact. The probes transmit and receive light through the UV, visible, and near-IR regimes. Fiber configurations can be concentric, randomized, and linear and can be mounted in SMA, ST, or other connectors and custom ferrule styles. High-temperature versions operate at u¥to 500°C.

    Multimode Fiber Optics, Caldwell, NJ

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