Multichannel optical spectrum slicer
CA 2350188 A1 · Owner: Moritex Corporation · Inventors: Ohtsuka, Yoshihiro; Tokuyama, Syumei; Horio, Koji
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An optical spectrum slicer capable of converting and outputting discontinuous spectrum lights having spectral components at a desired wavelength spacing from a broad band continuous spectrum light, with a simple constitution and at a reduced cost, the slider comprising a birefringent device having two polarization axes each orthogonal to an optical axis (z) and linear polarizers disposed at the light incident end and the light emission end thereof with the direction of, polarization being inclined by about 45° relative to each of polarization axes, and a heat generator for controlling the temperature of the birefringent device thereby variably controlling each of wavelengths while …
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- Filed June 12, 2001. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended June 12, 2021.
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