Optical fibre device fabrication
CA 1298505 C · Owner: West, Craig Alan · Inventors: Preston, Keith Robert; West, Craig Alan; Bargar, Daniel Scott
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An optical device structure for use where an optical fibre requires to be accurately aligned in an optically coupled relationship with another optical component in a package 100 comprises an optical fibre 16 mounted in a feedthrough tube 9 which is aligned with a laser 6 through an aperture 18 in a wall 4 of the package 100. The alignment is held by a first alignment means 10 in this, case a sleeve spool, which is secured to the wall 4 and to the feedthrough tube 9 relatively close to the wall 4 and, by a second alignment means 11, in this case a tubular bushing, which is also fixed to the wall 4 and to the feedthrough tube 9 in a region remote from the wall 40 The use of the two alignment …
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- Granted April 7, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 7, 2009.
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