Optical transmission and reception module having coupled optical

Optical waveguides – With optical coupler – Input/output coupler

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385 47, 385 48, 385 65, G02B 626

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ABSTRACT:
A first optical waveguide chip has a ceramic substrate and a cover, and the ceramic substrate has a V groove and guide grooves with an optical fiber being fixed in the V groove. A second optical waveguide chip has a ceramic substrate and a cover, and the ceramic substrate has a V groove and guide grooves with an optical fiber being fixed in the V groove. The first and second optical waveguide chips have respective end faces inclined 62.degree. to the direction in which light is propagated through the optical fibers. The first and second optical waveguide chips are positioned by guide pins intimately fitted in the guide grooves.

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