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A Versatile Optical Alignment Tool

David A. Naylor

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Abstract

An optical alignment tool is described, which acts like an optical tee to produce two collinear beams whose direction can be adjusted. The device can be used to align optical subsystems.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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