Moog Focal Introduces New 2-Channel Singlemode FORJ

New Model 319 single-mode, compact 2-channel Fiber Optic Rotary Joint.

Moog Focal announces the launch of its Model 319 2-channel singlemode Fiber Optic Rotary Joint (FORJ). The Model 319 is designed to transfer multiple high data rate optical signals across a rotating fiber optic interface, and can be used in stand-alone applications or integrated as a sub-assembly into larger electrical and fluid slip ring assemblies.

The Model 319 design has been optimized to offer impressive technical performance at a much lower cost compared to the existing dual channel singlemode FORJ options. The Model 319 is ideal for challenging dual channel fiber optic communication applications that require a rotary interface and can also be used in single channel applications that require a back-up communication channel. Its innovative and independent cell design prevents the catastrophic failure scenario of both communication channels if one of the channels fails.

The Model 319 can easily be integrated with Moog Focal Electrical Slip Rings and Fluid Rotary Unions, including Hazloc applications to create tailored slip ring solutions. Its ruggedized design has been tested and qualified to MIL-STD-167-1 vibration and MIL-STD-810 functional shock standards. The first order has been supplied to MacArtney Canada and integrated into a deck winch being used for a hybrid electro-optical system.

Maurice Fraser, Moog Focal Sales Manager, Europe commented “The Model 319 is a great example of our strategy to provide a more cost-effective solution for our customers without compromising technical performance or risking the long-term reliability of our products. I’m confident that the Model 319 will break new ground and generate a lot of interest in the subsea, marine, oil & gas, defense, energy and industrial markets.”

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