Optical Fiber Communications Conference 1995
DOI: 10.1364/ofc.1995.wp15
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Low-cost mechanical fiber-optic switch

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“…These devices offer slow switching (about milliseconds) and may be employed in circuit-switched networks. One mechanical switch, for example, consists of two ferrules, each with polished end faces that can rotate to switch the light appropriately [44]. Thermooptic waveguide switches, on the other hand, are fabricated on a glass substrate and are operated by the use of the thermooptic effect.…”
Section: ) Directive Switchesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These devices offer slow switching (about milliseconds) and may be employed in circuit-switched networks. One mechanical switch, for example, consists of two ferrules, each with polished end faces that can rotate to switch the light appropriately [44]. Thermooptic waveguide switches, on the other hand, are fabricated on a glass substrate and are operated by the use of the thermooptic effect.…”
Section: ) Directive Switchesmentioning
confidence: 99%