LC2-7.2

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Light pipes are a type of optical fiber which transfers light between two locations. The main application of light pipes is to transfer light from a source to an optoelectronic device, such as a laser, photocell, or photo detector. Light pipes usually consist of an optical fiber cable which is coated with a material which reflects light, so that the light is redirected and confined to the optical path.

The LC2-7.2 is a type of light pipe manufactured by Corning. It is designed to couple light between two locations, and is used in various applications, including security and medical imaging. The LC2-7.2 is made of a UV resistant polycarbonate tube, and features a reflector coating on the interior surface which contains seven layers of metal layers. The layers are designed to reflect light efficiently in both directions. This makes it an ideal light pipe for applications which require a strong signal to be transferred between locations.

The working principle of the LC2-7.2 is fairly simple. When light enters one end of the pipe, the mirror coating reflects it back and forth until it reaches the other end, where it exits. This ensures a strong signal is transferred, allowing for accurate and precise measurements in systems which require such accuracy.

The LC2-7.2 light pipe is primarily used in medical imaging systems, such as ultrasound and MRI. It is also used in security systems, where the light pipe can be used as a method of detecting intruders. Additionally, the LC2-7.2 is also used in industrial applications, such as welding and sheet metal forming.

In summary, the LC2-7.2 is a light pipe which is used to transfer light efficiently between two locations. Its mirror coating, which contains seven metal layers, ensures a strong signal is transferred between the two points. The LC2-7.2’s primary applications include medical imaging, security, and industrial processes.

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