Fibre-optic joints turn to fast data transfer

An IDM Electronics product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jan 19, 2004

IDM Electronics has extended its H Series of slip-ring assemblies with the launch of a compact fibre-optic rotating joint.

IDM Electronics has extended its H Series of slip-ring assemblies with the launch of a compact fibre-optic rotating joint.

Available with either six 6A circuits or eighteen 2A circuits, the fibre-optic H18 FORJ is a cost effective solution for applications requiring high quality video and digital signals.

In response to customer demand, the innovative H18/FORJ has been designed for robotic and military applications that need high-speed data transfer as well as conventional optical signal and power.

Used for transferring large amounts of information through a rotational interface, fibre-optic joints produce little interference and are particularly useful in hazardous environments.

The latest addition to the popular H Series is suitable for high-datarate transmission of up to 2.5Gbyte/s.

Ideal for retrofit projects and upgrades, it measures only 87.7mm long and can be easily mounted using the 5.5mm diameter holes in the flange.

The rugged assemblies can be used at temperatures from -20 to +60C and provide a maximum speed of up to 500rev/min.

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