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1 February 1992 Development of a noninvasive single-mode fiber optic coupler
Jonathan I. Kaplan, Enrique Cuellar, Paul Meyrueix, Gerard G.T. Tremblay, Alexander Scott Williamson, Christine C. Yeh, Joseph Zucker
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Abstract
The recent push to provide fiber in the local loop has spawned several innovative system architectures and a need for components with which to build these systems. This paper describes the development of a noninvasive coupler for use in a single-mode fiber bus application. Performance requirements, practical aspects of coupling to a bent fiber, and the relationship between reading from and writing to single-mode fiber are discussed. Practical limitations imposed by the electro-optic components and the fiber are reviewed.
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Jonathan I. Kaplan, Enrique Cuellar, Paul Meyrueix, Gerard G.T. Tremblay, Alexander Scott Williamson, Christine C. Yeh, and Joseph Zucker "Development of a noninvasive single-mode fiber optic coupler", Proc. SPIE 1578, Fiber Networks for Telephony and CATV, (1 February 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.134959
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KEYWORDS
Glasses

Fiber couplers

Cladding

Sensors

Coating

Temperature metrology

Fiber coatings

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