Guided-wave optical multi/demultiplexer

Optical waveguides – With optical coupler – Particular coupling function

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ABSTRACT:
A guided-wave optical multi/demultiplexer is capable of providing a wide wavelength band freely. Each of two directional couplers is constructed so that the coupling ratio of light intensity in the wavelength .lambda..sub.2 is at least 50% and the coupling ratio of light intensity in the wavelength .lambda..sub.3 having a wavelength band in close proximity to the wavelength .lambda..sub.1 is 0% or 100%, the light in the wave band containing the wavelength .lambda..sub.1 and the wavelength .lambda..sub.3 and the light in the wave band containing the wavelength .lambda..sub.2 being multiplexed and demultiplexed.

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