Lens structure for focusing the light emitted by a multimode fib

Optical waveguides – With optical coupler – Input/output coupler

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385 31, 385 34, 385 35, G02B 632

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ABSTRACT:
Efficient coupling between multimode optical fibers and optical devices, such as optical detectors and light emitting diodes, is realized by means of a coupling arrangement comprising a length of homogeneous glass fiber, terminated by a convex microlens. One end of the glass, whose length is greater than the focal length of the microlens, is fusion-spliced to the multimode fiber. The convex microlens is formed at the other end of the homogeneous glass member.

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