An innovative design is presented enabling fine positioning of each individual fibre in a fibre array used in multi in- and output ports photonic integrated circuits. With this technology, the performance of fibre arrays can improve by eliminating the eccentricities of the lenses deposited on the individual fibres and the inaccuracies of the supporting V-groove substrates. The alignment accuracy is in the sub-micron range and this concept is based on metal deformation by laser-welding induced local heat. It enables us to precisely introduce stepbystep deformations in the constructions (despite the already secured position of the fibre tips and the adjustment construction). The smallest fine-tuning step is 0.05 µm and the fibres are aligned ...
Laser forming is a method to deform a material by controlled local laser heating. In combination wit...
A positioning device for accurately positioning an array of multimode fibers with a cladding diamete...
In this paper, we present a method to align optical fibers within 0.2 μm of the optimal position, us...
An innovative design is presented enabling fine positioning of each individual fibre in a fibre arra...
An innovative design is presented enabling fine positioning of each individual fibre in a fibre arra...
An innovative design is presented enabling fine positioning of each individual fibre in a fibre arra...
An innovative design is presented enabling fine positioning of each individual fiber in a fiber arra...
An innovative design is presented enabling fine positioning of each individual fiber in a fiber arra...
An innovative design is presented enabling fine positioning of each individual fiber in a fiber arra...
A new concept for coupling fibre arrays to an optical chip in the sub-micron range is presented. The...
A new concept for coupling fibre arrays to an optical chip in the sub-micron range is presented. The...
A new concept for coupling fibre arrays to an optical chip in the sub-micron range is presented. The...
A new concept for coupling fibre arrays to an optical chip in the sub-micron range is presented. The...
A new concept for coupling fibre arrays to an optical chip in the sub-micron range is presented. The...
Laser forming is a method to deform a material by controlled local laser heating. In combination wit...
Laser forming is a method to deform a material by controlled local laser heating. In combination wit...
A positioning device for accurately positioning an array of multimode fibers with a cladding diamete...
In this paper, we present a method to align optical fibers within 0.2 μm of the optimal position, us...
An innovative design is presented enabling fine positioning of each individual fibre in a fibre arra...
An innovative design is presented enabling fine positioning of each individual fibre in a fibre arra...
An innovative design is presented enabling fine positioning of each individual fibre in a fibre arra...
An innovative design is presented enabling fine positioning of each individual fiber in a fiber arra...
An innovative design is presented enabling fine positioning of each individual fiber in a fiber arra...
An innovative design is presented enabling fine positioning of each individual fiber in a fiber arra...
A new concept for coupling fibre arrays to an optical chip in the sub-micron range is presented. The...
A new concept for coupling fibre arrays to an optical chip in the sub-micron range is presented. The...
A new concept for coupling fibre arrays to an optical chip in the sub-micron range is presented. The...
A new concept for coupling fibre arrays to an optical chip in the sub-micron range is presented. The...
A new concept for coupling fibre arrays to an optical chip in the sub-micron range is presented. The...
Laser forming is a method to deform a material by controlled local laser heating. In combination wit...
Laser forming is a method to deform a material by controlled local laser heating. In combination wit...
A positioning device for accurately positioning an array of multimode fibers with a cladding diamete...
In this paper, we present a method to align optical fibers within 0.2 μm of the optimal position, us...