Optical powder attenuator of variable attenuation type

Optical waveguides – With optical coupler – Particular coupling structure

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385 60, 385 66, 385 73, G02B 638

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051366819

ABSTRACT:
A new type of optical power attenuator of the variable attenuation type. The optical connector ferrule edges are finished by polishing them at an inclination angle of seven to 12 degrees with respect to the optical axis thereof, and both ferrule edges face each other with a gap therebetween. One of the ferrule edges is fastened not so that it can be rotated whereas the other can be rotated around its optical axis. The attenuation is determined by both the inclination and gap, and it can be set stably by adjustment of the angle of the rotation around the optical axis of the ferrules.

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