Method of manufacturing an optical module with diffraction...

Optical waveguides – With optical coupler – Input/output coupler

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C385S031000, C385S088000, C372S006000, C372S092000, C372S098000, C372S102000

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11437325

ABSTRACT:
An optical module comprising a column-shaped mounting member having a through hole extending along the central axis thereof and having a mounting surface formed by incising a part of the mounting member so as to expose the interior surface of the through hole; and an optical fiber inserted in the through hole and secured in a configuration such that the optical fiber protrudes with a specified length onto the mounting surface. The structure, in which a Bragg diffraction grating is formed in such protruding part of the optical fiber on said mounting surface, can prevent the occurrence of a change in reflective characteristic of the Bragg diffraction grating.

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