Optical filter coupler

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G02B 626

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050319892

ABSTRACT:
An optical filter-coupler comprises at least two optical waveguides such as optical fibers closely spaced apart to each other for allowing light propagating in one waveguide to couple into the other. Materials for the waveguides are selected to have different wavelength-dispersive refractive indexes so that the waveguides have a common refractive index at a selected wavelength, whereby a complete power transfer is obtained at such selected wavelength.

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