Achromatic overclad fiber optic coupler

Optical waveguides – With optical coupler – Particular coupling structure

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385 43, 385 46, 385 48, 385 51, 385126, 385127, G02B 626

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RE0351385

ABSTRACT:
An achromatic fiber optic coupler of the type wherein a plurality of single-mode optical fibers, each having a core and a cladding, are fused together along a portion of the lengths thereof to form a coupling region. The propagation constants of the fibers are preferably equal; however if the fiber claddings have different refractive indices, the lowest cladding refractive index is n.sub.2. A matrix glass body of refractive index n.sub.3 surrounds the coupling region, n.sub.3 being lower than n.sub.2 by such an amount that the value of .DELTA..sub.2-3 is less than 0.125%, wherein .DELTA..sub.2-3 equals (n.sub.2.sup.2- n.sub.3.sup.2)2n.sub.2.sup.2.

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