Multi-core optical fiber

Optical waveguides – Optical fiber waveguide with cladding – Utilizing multiple core or cladding

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385127, G02B 622

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ABSTRACT:
The multi-core optical fiber comprises cores embedded in common cladding, with each core containing a dopant. A "peculiar" one of the cores has a central zone that is not doped by the dopant, the other cores all being completely doped by the dopant, thereby enabling the peculiar core to be used as a local reference point in order to locate the cores of the optical fiber individually.

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