Apparatus and method for optical interconnection

Optical waveguides – With optical coupler – Input/output coupler

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus (and method) for launching a modulated optical signal, includes a waveguide, an antenna structure for communicating with the waveguide and with an externally-applied optical field and having an output port, and an electrically-variable-impedance device connected at the antenna's output port, capable of responding at a frequency of an externally-applied optical field and having its impedance at the optical frequency changed by an applied electrical signal.

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