Two Channel Count Fiber Optic Rotary Joints Analog And Digital Signals
Fiber Optic Rotary Joints (FORJs) are to optical signals what electrical slip rings are to electrical signals,
a means to pass signals across rotating interfaces, particularly when transmitting large amounts of data.
FORJs maintain the intrinsic advantages of fiber end to end. Our company CENO has been producing Fiber
Optic Rotary Joints for over ten years.For more details ,pls visit our wesite: WWW.CENO360.com
Product Features
◆ Transfers power, as well as analog and digital signals
◆ Compatible with data bus protocols
◆ Fiber brush technology provides long life and maintenance free operation
◆ Compact packaging
Main Uses
◆ Antenna system
◆ Testing machine
◆ Robot arm
◆ Packing machine
Specification
| FCN02-20M Specification | Picture |
| Fiber type | MM |  |
| Fiber channel | 2 |
| Connector type | FC/LC/ST |
| Wave length | 1310/850nm or 1310/1550nm |
| Insertion loss | < 4dB channel 1,< 6dB channel 2 |
| Rotation speed,max | 100rpm |
| Operation temperature | -40℃～+72℃ |
| Estimated life cycle | 100-200 million revolutions |
| IP grade | IP60 |
| Housing material | Stainless steel |
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Why with CENO
CENO is one technologically company in slip ring field who engages research and development,manufacturing and sales.We have advanced equipment and high precision test instruments to ensure products quality and reliable performance.Facility area covers 3000 square meters and located in Shenzhen China.
Certification
ISO9001,CE,RoHS,UL,Explosion-proof
CENO Advantage
Member in engineering team have more than 10 years experience in slip ring's field.Operators work on critical procedure are all qualified by internal training.
Service CENO provides
24 hours,7days consultant service.
Mass and customized production.
Solution offerring for 360° rotation system.
Welcome to consult us with your requests for any 360° rotation system.We will provide one stop service to you timely respond your inquiries.
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