Amplifier for optical fiber telecommunication lines and optical

Optical: systems and elements – Optical amplifier – Optical fiber

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372 6, H01S 330, G02B 626

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051192292

ABSTRACT:
An optical amplifier (3) in accordance with the invention consists of the assembly of a length of active-core optical fiber (8), single-mode to both pumping and signal optical radiations, and a dichroic coupler (6) which includes two optical fiber lengths (9, 10), both single-mode to pumping and signal optical radiations, coupled to each other over one portion (11) by fusion of the respective claddings and substantial setting in common of the respective cores in the fused portion (11).

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