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If I understand both you and the parent correctly, you are describing the same process. When you melt two fibers together, the cores aren't really becoming one.
by harshpotatoes 13y ago
If I understand both you and the parent correctly, you are describing the same process. When you melt two fibers together, the cores aren't really becoming one. Really, they melt together such that light from one core partially evanescently couples into the core of the adjacent fiber.
http://www.goochandhousego.com/products/passive-fiber-optic-components/fiber-laser-components/PEC%200178i1.pdf http://www.goochandhousego.com/products/passive-fiber-optic-...
- dnautics 13y agoI wouldn't have assumed you need to do any sort of melting to capture evanescent photons.