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A discussion about a coupler of a InP active component on a silicon-on-insulator (SOI) wafer is presented for applications in optical interconnects.

Without using the FIL, we attenuated the output light from SOA1 with a coupler of a 90:10 splitting ratio and directed it to the optical spectrum analyzer.

All stimuli in both the psychophysical and evoked potential experiments were presented at an overall level of 74.5 dB(A) as measured through the insert earphone coupled to a sound level meter (Bruel and Kjaer 2209, Naerum, DK) via the 2 couplerpler of an artificial ear (Bruel & Kjaer 4152).

The polymeric multi-layered mirrors were used for the first time as the output couplers of a microchip Nd3+:YVO4 laser.

A concentrated solution in a coupler solvent of a film-forming copolymer with tertiary amine groups as ionogen groups was dispersed in water.

By using the algebraic locus of the coupler curve of a PRRP planar linkage, in this paper, a kinematic theory is developed for planar, radially foldable closed-loop linkages.

To investigate light coupling between a long range surface plasmon polariton (LRSPP) waveguide and a conventional integrated optical component, a hybrid vertical directional coupler consisting of a LRSPP waveguides and a dielectric waveguide is investigated and fabricated.

The DCF coupler consists of a single-mode fiber (SMF-28e) port, a DCF port, and a multimode fiber port (see Fig. 1).

The optimal design of an N×N coupler of multimode interference (MMI) type is considered.

Furthermore, they also determined that there is no improvement in pullout strength observed when using a double coupler system as opposed to a single coupler of adequate stiffness between pedicle screws.

Modern multiple-units are increasingly fitted with automatic couplers that combine a draft function with connection of all power, braking, and other control circuits between two train-sets; this is achieved by automatic engagement, when couplers interlock, of a nest of electric contacts built into each coupler head.