Planar waveguide components

    Aug. 1, 1995
    Fiberoptic planar waveguide splitters are available with split counts from two to 32. The 6 ¥ 22.5 ¥ 70-mm devices are readily installed into most common splice trays and offer high directivity and return loss 60 dB. Insertion loss for the 1 ¥ 16 unit is less than 14.3 dB over the 1260-1360-nm and 1480-1580-nm ranges specified. Dual inputs are optional. The components have been tested under many vibration, load, and environmental conditions.

    Planar waveguide components

    Fiberoptic planar waveguide splitters are available with split counts from two to 32. The 6 ¥ 22.5 ¥ 70-mm devices are readily installed into most common splice trays and offer high directivity and return loss 60 dB. Insertion loss for the 1 ¥ 16 unit is less than 14.3 dB over the 1260-1360-nm and 1480-1580-nm ranges specified. Dual inputs are optional. The components have been tested under many vibration, load, and environmental conditions.

    Gould Electronics, Fiber Optic Division, Millersville, MD

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