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Get Free AccessHigh-efficiency low-cost field-installable 180deg-bend single-mode fiber (SMF) sockets are promising new fiber connector components that can facilitate network element footprint reduction and allow for more comfortable connector handling in the field. We present a novel type of small-form-factor 180deg coupling SMF socket component, yielding coupling losses between two side-by-side positioned fibers as low as 0.5 dB, making use of specially designed low bending loss hole-assisted fiber. The components are prototyped in a polymer using deep proton writing and show all the potentialities for low-cost fabrication in different types of plastics.
Jürgen Van Erps, Christof Debaes, Rahul Singh, Tomasz Nasiłowski, Paweł Mergo, Jan Wójcik, Tim Aerts, Herman Terryn, Pedro Vynck, Jan Watté, Hugo Thienpont (2008). Mass Manufacturable 180$^{\circ}$-Bend Single-Mode Fiber Socket Using Hole-Assisted Low Bending Loss Fiber. IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, 20(3), pp. 187-189, DOI: 10.1109/lpt.2007.912973.
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Year
2008
Authors
11
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Language
English
Journal
IEEE Photonics Technology Letters
DOI
10.1109/lpt.2007.912973
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