Method and optical system for passing light between an optical f

Optical waveguides – With optical coupler – Input/output coupler

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057579938

ABSTRACT:
A method and optical system are provided which lessen spherical aberration normally associated with coupling small-diameter core optical fiber with a collimating lens. By coupling and optically aligned ends of thermally expanded core (TEC) fiber having a small output angular divergence to a GRIN lens, spherical aberration is significantly reduced.

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