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Fiber Array Units

Fiber Array Units

Our V-groove fiber arrays include SM, MM, PM, MCF, and UHNA fibers. We offer custom solutions with precise fiber placement and parameter specification options.

Low-Profile Fiber Arrays

Low-Profile Fiber Arrays

Angled fiber facets enable out-of-plane beam launch into on-chip grating couplers.

Lidless & Recessed Cover Fiber Arrays

Lidless & Recessed Cover Fiber Arrays

Fiber arrays are available lidless or with a recessed cover, enabling minimal height and precise on-chip coupling. Optional coatings and custom configurations are available.

UHNA Fiber Arrays

UHNA Fiber Arrays

Custom MFD conversion fiber arrays with UHNA fibers enable low-loss coupling between SM/PM fibers and small waveguides in photonic integrated circuits (PICs).

Fiber Array with Coreless End Cap

Fiber Array with Coreless End Cap

Fiber array with integrated expander supports efficient coupling into free-space optics.

Collimating Fiber Arrays with MLA

Collimating Fiber Arrays with MLA

A compact solution providing multiple collimated beams. The microlens array (MLA) is actively aligned to the fiber array, minimizing tilt errors and ensuring precise collimation.

We manufacture high-precision custom V-groove fiber arrays for SM, MM, PM, MCF, and UHNA fibers. Our portfolio includes standard arrays, collimated arrays with microlens arrays (MLA)lidless or recessed-cover variants and UHNA fiber arrays for edge coupling to photonic chips. All array types are available for cryogenic, ultra-high vacuum (UHV), and stress-free fiber bonding applications.

For out-of-plane (vertical) fiber-to-chip coupling, we provide low-profile arrays that use total internal reflection on the fiber array’s front facet.

Our ultra-precise V-grooves are produced with state-of-the-art dicing saws, enabling customer-specific geometries with sub-micron fiber placement accuracy. This guarantees reliable performance from prototypes to full-scale production, supporting advanced photonic, quantum optics, and integrated circuit applications.