The FST-001-B is a piezo-driven fiber stretcher with a long optical delay range of up to 3 mm. The device comes complete with a piezo driver packaged in a user-friendly small enclosure. Only +12 VDC is required to power the unit. One attractive feature is that the device is controlled by up to four independent PZTs, so that the customer has the option to drive each PZT individually, for high resolution, or collectively, for large stroke. In addition, each PZT can be controlled either with an analog signal or a 12-bit TTL signal. During analog control, the driving circuit simply acts as a 4-channel voltage amplifier with 30V/V amplification. Alternatively, the output voltage can be controlled by a computer equipped with a digital I/O card, or by a microprocessor. The FST-001 enables applications from sensing to medical imaging, interferometry, position measurement, optical coherence tomography, and spectrum analysis. At General Photonics, we stretch the fiber hard to make your work more relaxed.

• Large delay range
• High speed
• Low insertion loss
• Analog & digital control
• User friendly

• Sensor
• Interferometers
• Medical imaging
• Spectrum analysis

Optical Path Delay range	> 3mm
Avg. Vπ (4 channels driving together)	26 mV max. at 10 Hz
Phase change sensitivity	55π per volt
Internal voltage amplification	30V/V
Max. Voltage on PZT	140 volts
Resonance frequency	3.1 ± 0.3 kHz
Insertion loss	< 0.2 dB
Insertion loss variation	< 0.1 dB
Return loss	> 65 dB
PDL	< 0.05 dB
Wavelength range	1260 to 1620 nm
Maximum optical power	5000 mW min.
Analog input	4 channels, 4.7 volts max. for each channel
Digital input	20-pin digital connector to accept 12-bit TTL control signal.
Software	None
Operation temperature	0 to 50 degrees C
Storage temperature	-40 to 80 degrees C
Dimensions	170 (L) x 106 (W) x 38.6 (H) mm