Patent application number | Description | Published |
20080247721 | PHOTONIC BAND GAP FIBER AND METHOD OF PRODUCING THE SAME - A photonic band gap fiber is provided having multiple air holes in a silica portion extending in the longitudinal direction of the fiber. The fiber includes a cladding containing an air hole periodic structure in an extended triangular lattice configuration, wherein first rows each having a number of air holes at a first pitch are arranged alternately in the cross section of the fiber with multiple second rows of air holes each with multiple air holes at a second pitch which is twice the first pitch. The fiber further includes an air hole core. | 10-09-2008 |
20090208176 | EXTENDED TRIANGULAR LATTICE TYPE PHOTONIC BANDGAP FIBER - An extended triangular lattice type photonic bandgap fiber, includes a cladding and a capillary core, the cladding having a plurality of holes disposed within a silica glass portion in a longitudinal direction of the fiber and arranged in an extended triangular lattice shape, the capillary core having a plurality of holes arranged in a triangular lattice shape, wherein the cross-sectional area of the respective holes in the capillary core is smaller than that of the respective holes in the cladding. | 08-20-2009 |
20100177792 | FIBER FUSE TERMINATOR, FIBER LASER, AND OPTICAL TRANSMISSION LINE - A fiber fuse terminator which is used to terminate a fiber fuse, comprising: an optical fiber which includes a core and a cladding having holes extending in a longitudinal direction thereof, in which: a refractive index of the core of the optical fiber is higher than a refractive index of a portion of the cladding excepting portions of the holes; when it is assumed that a mode field diameter at a used wavelength of the optical fiber is MFD, and a distance in a cross section perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the optical fiber between a center of the core and a position, closest to the center of the core, of the hole that is closest to the core is Rmin, a value expressed by 2×Rmin/MFD is no less than 1.2 and no more than 2.1; when it is assumed that a width, in a diameter direction, of a region where the holes present in the cladding is W, a value expressed by W/MFD is no less than 0.3; and when it is assumed that a diameter of the cladding of the optical fiber is D | 07-15-2010 |
20100254669 | PHOTONIC BANDGAP FIBER - A photonic bandgap fiber of the present invention functions as a polarization maintaining fiber, and includes: a core made from a solid material; a cladding provided around the core; a periodic structure region which is provided in a part of the cladding in a vicinity of the core and in which a plurality of high refractive index parts with a refractive index higher than that of the cladding are arranged in a periodic structure; a low refractive index region which is provided in another part of the cladding in a vicinity of the core and has an average refractive index lower than that of the core; and stress applying parts which are provided in a part of the low refractive index region close to the periodic structure region and have a thermal expansion coefficient different from that of another part of the low refractive index region. | 10-07-2010 |
20110286474 | FIBER LASER DEVICE - Provided is a fiber laser device capable of preventing laser light from damaging a laser oscillator even if the laser light is reflected by an object to be irradiated or at an output end. | 11-24-2011 |
20110305251 | MULTI-CLADDING OPTICAL FIBER, OPTICAL FIBER MODULE, FIBER LASER, AND FIBER AMPLIFIER - Provided is a multi-cladding optical fiber which includes: a core with an average refractive index n | 12-15-2011 |
20120033923 | HOLEY SINGLE-MODE OPTICAL FIBER AND OPTICAL TRANSMISSION SYSTEM USING SAME - Provided is a holey single-mode optical fiber including a core not having holes, and a clad having holes extending in a longitudinal direction, in which a refraction index of the core is larger than that of a portion of the clad other than the holes, a radius r | 02-09-2012 |
20120151968 | METHOD OF MANUFACTURING PHOTONIC BAND GAP FIBER BASE MATERIAL AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING PHOTONIC BAND GAP FIBER - A method of manufacturing a photonic band gap fiber base material includes: a forming step of continuously forming a columnar core glass body | 06-21-2012 |
20120163801 | OPTICAL FIBER COMMUNICATION SYSTEM - There is provided an optical fiber communication system restricting enlargement of the diameter of an optical fiber as well as enabling achievement of a large-capacity optical communication with a small number of optical fibers. | 06-28-2012 |
20120195563 | MULTICORE FIBER - The multicore fiber comprises 7 or more cores, wherein diameters of the adjacent cores differ from one another, wherein each of the cores performs single-mode propagation, wherein a relative refractive index difference of each of the cores is less than 1.4%, wherein a distance between the adjacent cores is less than 50 μm, wherein, in a case where a transmission wavelength of each of the cores is λ, the distance between the adjacent cores is | 08-02-2012 |
20120288247 | OPTICAL FIBER - Each of a first clad region ( | 11-15-2012 |
20130010817 | FIBER FUSE TERMINATOR - A fiber fuse terminator which is used to terminate a fiber fuse, comprising: an optical fiber which includes a core and a cladding having holes extending in a longitudinal direction thereof, in which: a refractive index of the core of the optical fiber is higher than a refractive index of a portion of the cladding excepting portions of the holes; when it is assumed that a mode field diameter at a used wavelength of the optical fiber is MFD, and a distance in a cross section perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the optical fiber between a center of the core and a position, closest to the center of the core, of the hole that is closest to the core is Rmin, a value expressed by 2×Rmin/MFD is no less than 1.2 and no more than 2.1; when it is assumed that a width, in a diameter direction, of a region where the holes present in the cladding is W, a value expressed by W/MFD is no less than 0.3; and when it is assumed that a diameter of the cladding of the optical fiber is D | 01-10-2013 |
20130044988 | COUPLED MULTICORE FIBER - A coupled multi-core fiber | 02-21-2013 |
20130044989 | METHOD OF PRODUCING PREFORM FOR COUPLED MULTI-CORE FIBER, METHOD OF PRODUCING COUPLED MULTI-CORE FIBER, AND COUPLED MULTI-CORE FIBER - Provided is a method of producing a preform | 02-21-2013 |
20130209046 | SOLD PHOTONIC BAND GAP FIBER, FIBER MODULE USING SOLD PHOTONIC BAND GAP FIBER, FIBER AMPLIFIER, AND FIBER LASER - A solid photonic band gap fiber includes: a core area located at a central portion of a cross-section with respect to a longitudinal direction of the fiber, the core area being formed of a solid substance having a low refractive index; cladding areas having base portions formed of a solid substance having a low refractive index, the cladding areas surrounding the core area; and a plurality of fine high refractive index scatterers provided in the cladding areas, and disposed in a dispersed manner so as to surround the core area, the number of fine high refractive index scatterers being formed of a solid substance having a high refractive index, wherein in a state that the solid photonic band gap fiber is held at a predetermined bending radius, propagation in a high-order mode is suppressed by using a difference in a bending loss between a fundamental mode and the high-order mode, and only the fundamental mode is substantially propagated, the fundamental mode and the high-order mode being caused by bending. | 08-15-2013 |
20130243384 | MULTICORE FIBER - A multicore fiber includes a plurality of core elements; and a clad surrounding an outer periphery surface of each of the core elements, and each of the core elements includes a core, a first clad surrounding the outer periphery surface of the core and a second clad surrounding an outer periphery surface of the first clad, and when a refractive index of the core is n | 09-19-2013 |
20130308913 | MULTICORE FIBER - A multicore fiber has a plurality of cores; and a clad which surrounds an outer peripheral surface of each of the cores, and at least one of the cores is spirally arranged such that the core rotates around a center axis of the clad. By arranging the cores in this way, it is possible to prevent crosstalk between specific cores from escalating even when the multicore fiber is disposed in a bent state. | 11-21-2013 |
20130312899 | METHOD OF CONNECTING MULTI-CORE FIBERS - A butting step S | 11-28-2013 |
20140003779 | MULTI-CORE FIBER, AND MULTI-CORE FIBER CONNECTION METHOD USING THE SAME | 01-02-2014 |
20140010507 | MULTICORE FIBER - A multicore fiber includes a cladding and a plurality of core elements which is provided in the cladding and includes a core, an inner cladding layer that surrounds the core, and a low-refractive index layer that surrounds the inner cladding layer and has a lower average refractive index than the cladding and the inner cladding layer. The plurality of core elements is arranged such that a specific core element is surrounded by three or more core elements, and a low-refractive index layer of a partial core element of the plurality of core elements is configured to have larger light confinement loss in the core than low-refractive index layers of the other partial core elements. | 01-09-2014 |
20140010508 | OPTICAL FAN-IN/FAN-OUT DEVICE - A radius of a first core | 01-09-2014 |
20140178024 | MULTICORE FIBER FOR COMMUNICATION - A multicore fiber for communication | 06-26-2014 |
20140369659 | FAN-IN/FAN-OUT DEVICE FOR MULTICORE FIBER - A fan-in/fan-out device includes a plurality of single-core fibers which are connected to a plurality of first cores of a multicore fiber and which include an elongated portion extending in a longitudinal direction so as to reduce a diameter and being connected to a first end portion of the multicore fiber at a second end portion in an extending direction of the elongated portion, where a refractive index distribution of each of the single-core fibers has a single peak, a relative refractive index difference of a second core with respect to a second cladding in each of the single-core fibers is 0.8% or more; and a second mode field diameter of the second end portion of the elongated portion is greater than a first mode field diameter of the first end portion of the multicore fiber. | 12-18-2014 |