Design And Fabrication Of Low Loss Single-Mode Optical Fiber Connector

Morimoto, Yoshie; Komatsu, K.; Ushirogawa, A.

doi:10.1117/12.942767

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“…All the major parts, namely, ferrules, receptacles, and adapters [S], are made by a precise plastic molding technique suitable for automatic connector mass production. The plug ferrule is compatible with NEC OD-9400-series metal connectors, which have demonstrated excellent field results [7]. The connector is applicable for optical fiber cladding diameters of 125, 140, and 250 pm.…”

Section: Optical Connectovlmodule Designmentioning

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Integrated optical fiber data link transmitter/receiver for local area network application

Uda¹,

Suzuki²,

Kashiwagi³

1985

Fiber and Integrated Optics

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Optical fiber data link transmitters and receivers have been developed for local area network applications. The features are of wide-bit-rate range and wide dynamic range as well as compact and of highly reliable construction. State-of-theart LSI technology has been applied for the circuit electronics integration. Design emphasis was also placed on the optical connector development for ease of operation as well as reliable connection and compact size.The data link transmitter and receiver developed utilize an AlGaAs light-emitting diode and a Si PIN photodiode as the light source and detector, respectively. Performance data were obtained for a bit rate range of dc to 35 Mbps and an 18-dB dynamic range.

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Section: Optical Connectovlmodule Designmentioning

confidence: 98%