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1x1
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| Basic, most popular type of the rotary joint. It consists of a body, two bearings, two collimating lenses and of a receptacle on each side. |
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1x2
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| 1x2 fiber-optic rotary joints have a single fiber receptacle on the fixed side and two fiber receptacles on the rotating side. These rotary joints are used to send light coming from a single optical fiber to two points on the moving target via separate optical fibers. |
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2x1
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| 2x1 fiber-optic rotary joints have two fiber receptacles on the fixed side and one fiber receptacle on the rotating side. These rotary joints are used to combine spectrally different light beams coming from two optical fibers and to couple those beams to rotating fiber on the other side of the joint. |
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2x2
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| The simplest form of 2x2 rotary joint is used to mix two spectrally different sources on the fixed side and to do intensity split on the rotating side. This is an excellent tool for bilateral optogenetics stimulation, be it for activation or silencing. |
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1x4
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| These joints are used to send the light coming from a single optical fiber to 4 different points on the moving animal via separate optical fibers. |
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4x1
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| 4x1 fiber-optic rotary joints have four fiber receptacles on the fixed side and one fiber receptacle on the rotating side. They are used to combine spectrally different light beams coming from up to four optical fibers and to couple those beams to rotating fiber on the other side of the joint. |
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