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The methods to fabricate collimator arrays with high precision alignment

CA 2344348 A1 · Owner: Long, Pin · Inventors: Long, Pin

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An invention proposes a new method for making two collimator arrays aligned each other, with high precision (or for making two collimator aligned each other with high precision, and for making single collimator array on silicon V-Groove plate substrate. Background: The collimator array has many applications in optical fiber system module, subsystems. The collimator array can be used in optical fiber switch matrix. The collimator array can, be used in DWDM mux and demux module. The collimator array can be used in polarization control. The collimator array can be used in isolator array circulator array, polarization controller array variable attenuator array. Most commonly way to build …

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FiledApril 17, 2001
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedApril 17, 2021
Patent numberCA 2344348 A1
Classification (IPC)G02B27/30 +2 more

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