Lens type optical equalizer for signal transmissions via multimode optical waveguides
CA 1069359 A · Owner: Louis Larouche Pelletier · Inventors: Henela Macintosh Winston; Louis Larouche Pelletier; Di Vita, Pietro
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A lens type optical mode delay equalizer for multimode optical waveguides requires only two parallel lenses as equalizing elements, these lenses each having a cross section corresponding to that which would be formed by cutting away parts of two identical converging lenses by cuts parallel to their optical axes and, joining the remaining portions at the cuts. The parallel lenses are spaced between the ends of two lengths of waveguide in accosdance with a relationship involving various parameters of the lenses and the separation and maximum angle of propagation of the waveguide. Practical lens configurations may be toroidal or cushioncuspidal for circular waveguides and bicylindrical or …
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- Granted January 8, 1980. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended January 8, 1997.
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