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To design, fabricate, and test collective microoptics on single-mode fiber ribbons to enlarge beam spot size and improve interconnect performance.

May 1, 1999Journal of Lightwave TechnologyOpen Access

Collective microoptics on fiber ribbon for optical interconnecting devices

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To design, fabricate, and test collective microoptics on single-mode fiber ribbons to enlarge beam spot size and improve interconnect performance.
Engineered a collective microoptics fabrication process integrated directly onto single-mode fiber (SMF) ribbons.
Experimentally evaluated the optical interconnects for beam spot magnification, transmission loss, and alignment sensitivity.
Successfully broadened the fiber spot size across multi-fiber ribbon channels.
Achieved low coupling loss alongside wider misalignment tolerances, longer working distances, and reduced manufacturing cost.

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Experimental study demonstrates expanded beam spot sizes in single-mode fiber ribbons, indicating enhanced alignment tolerance and reduced coupling loss for optical interconnects.

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Chanclou et al. (1999) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a99aa78d8169d122295b32e https://doi.org/10.1109/50.762913

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Experimental study demonstrates expanded beam spot sizes in single-mode fiber ribbons, indicating enhanced alignment tolerance and reduced coupling loss for optical interconnects.

Collective microoptics on fiber ribbon for optical interconnecting devices

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