Photoirradiation device and fiber rod

Illumination – Light fiber – rod – or pipe – Medical

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C362S800000, C362S804000, C362S235000, C362S240000, C385S093000, C385S119000, C433S029000

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07101072

ABSTRACT:
A photoirradiation device in which an optical system can be miniaturized and utilization efficiency of light can be improved in a manner that includes a first lens and a second lens, which share refraction of light to convert light beams emitted from a plurality of light sources into the light beams substantially parallel to an optical axis, and a third lens focusing the light beams from the second lens on an incident surface20A of a lightguide20. A fiber rod which can output uniform light beams in a manner that includes a first rod having a single fiber and a second rod having a plurality of fibers.

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