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1 February 1992 Single-mode integrated-optics branching devices for fiber-in-the-loop networks
Jeffrey W. Grissom, Fabrice Jean, Martin D. McCourt, Thierry Dannoux, Jean-Louis Malinge, Christian Lerminaux
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Abstract
Passive optical networks (PON) potentially may require optical splitting ratios ranging from 1x2 to 1x32, the maximum spilt recommended by Beilcore SR 1681. In anticipation of this, Corning has developed a monoilthic 1x16 single-mode splitter that offers significant performance advantages for PON using the same integrated-optics in glass technology that currently produces 1x2, 1x4 and 1x8 devices. This paper will review the performance characteristics of lxN planar spiltters, including the new Ix 16. Additionally, preliminary results will be shown for developmental 2xN devices.
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Jeffrey W. Grissom, Fabrice Jean, Martin D. McCourt, Thierry Dannoux, Jean-Louis Malinge, and Christian Lerminaux "Single-mode integrated-optics branching devices for fiber-in-the-loop networks", Proc. SPIE 1578, Fiber Networks for Telephony and CATV, (1 February 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.134962
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KEYWORDS
Integrated optics

Ion exchange

Signal attenuation

Glasses

Prototyping

Waveguides

Networks

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