Method and apparatus for core alignment between optical...

Optical waveguides – With optical coupler – With alignment device

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C385S025000, C385S015000

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06970627

ABSTRACT:
Light emitted from a light source module and introduced to an optical fiber is detected with a photodetector. An amplification unit amplifies an output from the photodetector. Using a piezoactuator, the light source module is subjected to reciprocal scanning by repeating one-dimensionally in the X axis direction. In this way, one-dimensional optical intensity distribution in the X-axis direction is obtained based on an output of an amplification unit obtained in accordance with the reciprocal scanning. Based on the one-dimensional optical intensity distribution in the X-axis direction, relative positions between the light source module and the optical fiber are adjusted.

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Patent Abstracts of Japan, Publication No. 06-265759 dated Sep. 22, 1994 (1 pg.).

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