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6 October 1986 Experimental Studies Into The Non-Invasive Collection And Distribution Of Data On A Fibre-Optic Monomode Bus
J. P. Dakin, M. G. Holliday, G. M. Parker, D. J. Pratt
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Proceedings Volume 0630, Fibre Optics '86; (1986) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.963589
Event: Sira/Fibre Optics '86, 1986, London, United Kingdom
Abstract
The paper reports initial experiments on two essentially complementary methods of coupling information, both into and from a continuous optical fibre highway, in each case in a non-invasive low-loss manner. Information is coupled onto the bus by means of a piezo-electric transducer which introduces differential phase modulation between the two modes of a polarisation-maintaining fibre. Coupling off is achieved by bending the fibre over a curved former and collecting the emerging radiation with a polymer fibre. The methods may be used in a complementary manner to produce a bi-directional local area network system.
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J. P. Dakin, M. G. Holliday, G. M. Parker, and D. J. Pratt "Experimental Studies Into The Non-Invasive Collection And Distribution Of Data On A Fibre-Optic Monomode Bus", Proc. SPIE 0630, Fibre Optics '86, (6 October 1986); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.963589
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KEYWORDS
Polymers

Polarization

Transducers

Ferroelectric materials

Signal detection

Fiber optics

Modulation

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