Optical reflective star device

Optical: systems and elements – Deflection using a moving element – Using a periodically moving element

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359178, H04B 1020

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053963580

ABSTRACT:
Optical reflective star device for transmitting signals between a plurality of transceivers, provided with a plurality of ports for distributing each signal supplied to one port over the other ports. The reflective star device is made up of a plurality of star elements having a plurality of reflection branches and a plurality of through-connections between the star elements. An optical amplifier is disposed in at least one of the reflection branches and/or through-connections.

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N. A. Olsson, "Polarisation-Independent Configuration Optical Amplifier", Electronics Letters, Jul. 1988, vol. 24, No. 17, pp. 1075-1076.

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