Device including a transversely anisotropic optical fiber, and a

Details Device including a transversely anisotropic optical fiber, and a Device including a transversely anisotropic optical fiber, and a

1992-06-29

1994-01-04

Gonzalez, Frank

Optical waveguides

With disengagable mechanical connector

Structure surrounding optical fiber-to-fiber connection

385 84, 385 92, G02B 636

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active

052767515

ABSTRACT:
The side surface of a ferrule (16) carrying a polarization-maintaining option fiber (10) has a projecting substantially dihedral-angled portion (17, 19) engaged in a complementary re-entrant substantially dihedral angled portion (22, 24) formed in a ferrule receiver (20). The invention is particularly applicable to making a laser-emitting head for an optical fiber telecommunications network.

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