Optical assembly and method for alignment thereof

Optical waveguides – With disengagable mechanical connector – Optical fiber to a nonfiber optical device connector

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07111991

ABSTRACT:
An optical assembly for use in an optical telecommunications system and method for aligning the optical assembly. The assembly uses a pair of ball bearings to support an optical fibre on a baseplate. The optical fibre is aligned with respect to an optical device and then the first ball bearing is inserted and welded in place. The fibre alignment is then fine tuned and the second ball bearing is inserted and welded in place, thereby providing a simpler and more accurate method of aligning an optical fibre to an optical device.

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