Opto-acoustic transducer and telephone receiver

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Signal selection based on frequency

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455612, 455619, 350 9629, 179110R, H04B 900

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043343210

ABSTRACT:
An optical fiber element of low density, low heat capacity, a large coefficient of thermal expansion, and a large Young's modulus varies in light transmissivity gradually between its ends from high transmissivity to opacity, whereby power modulated light transmitted through the fiber element is absorbed to cause a change in temperature of the fiber element and a resultant thermal expansion and contraction thereof. As a transducer in a telephone receiver, a light absorbing fiber element or group of such elements is coupled between the optical fiber waveguide in the receiver and a resiliently mounted acoustical diaphragm which is caused to respond over the audible range.

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