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Multimode Scrambler - SpeckleFree™

Reference: GPC-MMS-201

Speckle patterns from a multimode fiber can cause problems in many applications that require uniform, stable light distributions at the fiber output. The MMS-201 multimode scrambler, is specially designed to solve this problem.

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Multimode Scrambler - SpeckleFree™
Speckle patterns from a multimode fiber can cause problems in many applications that require uniform, stable light distributions at the fiber output. The MMS-201 multimode scrambler, is specially designed to solve this problem.
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Alexandre Besson
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Multimode Scrambler - SpeckleFree™ (MMS-201)

Based on a General Photonics proprietary technology, the MMS-201 effectively randomizes multimode speckle patterns over time at a high frequency over 20kHz. The light distribution at the output appears uniform and stationary when viewed by cameras or detectors with averaging times >80 ms. In addition, the all-fiber optical path minimizes the scrambler’s insertion loss.