Key benefits Keeps optics and displays precisely aligned so images remain stable and repeatable. Solves synchronization and timing issues in multi-device setups by offering both frame-level sync and PLL support. Simplifies mechanical alignment with an integrated mirror holder and tilt function plus a secure window holder. What it does (core functions) Mirror holder and tilt function: Holds a mirror securely and allows controlled tilt adjustments for accurate angular alignment and beam steering. Support for frame synchronization (master/slave): Enables devices to be synchronized in master/slave configurations to ensure frames occur in lockstep across multiple units. PLL support: Provides phase-locked loop timing support for stable, low-jitter synchronization and precise phase alignment. Window holder: Secures optical windows or protective glass in position for consistent optical paths and protection of internal components. Why customers need it Eliminates timing mismatches and image tearing in multi-camera or multi-display systems by providing hardware-level frame sync and PLL-based timing. Reduces installation time and trial-and-error alignment with a built-in mirror holder and adjustable tilt, delivering repeatable setups. Protects optical components while maintaining alignment through the window holder, improving uptime and reducing maintenance. Compatibility and performance considerations Designed to integrate into systems that require hardware frame synchronization and PLL timing. Supports master/slave architectures for coordinated operation. Intended for applications where precise optical alignment and stable timing are required. Provides reliable mechanical holding and timing stability without additional external adapters. Typical use scenarios Multi-camera imaging rigs: Synchronize exposure timing across cameras (master/slave) while fine-tuning mirror angles to align optical axes. Projection or display arrays: Use frame synchronization and PLL support to eliminate frame mismatch and ensure smooth, coordinated visuals across panels. Laboratory optical experiments: Secure windows and mirrors, then adjust tilt for beam steering while using PLL timing to lock instrumentation together. Key attributes at a glance Functions: Mirror holder with tilt, window holder, frame synchronization (master/slave), PLL support. Benefits: Precise alignment, stable timing, simplified setup, component protection. Ideal for: Multi-device synchronization, precision optical alignment, lab and industrial imaging systems.