Spherical planoconvex lens for optically coupling a semiconducto

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350 9615, 350 9617, 350416, G02B 632, G02B 300

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ABSTRACT:
A spherical planoconvex lens for optically coupling a semiconductor laser to an optical waveguide characterized by a thickness of the lens from a planar surface to a vertex of the spherical convex lens surface being greater than the radius of the spherical convex surface but small enough that a focal point of the lens on a laser side lies outside of the lens at a small distance from the planar lens surface. The lens can be formed of either silicon or germanium and has a higher coupling efficiency than is achieved with previously known hemispherical planoconvex lenses of silicon.

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Yamashita et al., "High-efficiency LD Coupler with a Truncated Si Spherical Lens", Technical Digest, Conference on Optical Fiber Communication, Third International Conference on Optical Fiber Sensors, '85, San Diego, 1985, pp. 48-49, TUL2.

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