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Following the first demonstration of an all guided two-beam stellar interferometer designed for space missions, we report an experiment recombining the beams coming from three telescopes using only guided optics components.

Guided optics provides the enormous advantage to directly benefit from the telecommunication industry where components are made cheap, rugged, well tested, environmentally stable, with lifetimes measured in tens of years and compatible with massive manufacturing.

For the first time to our knowledge, only guided optics components are used to achieve the different basic functions of a stellar interferometer: optical field propagation from the telescope to the mixing station; synchronisation of the field to be mixed by delay lines; and beams splitting and recombination using optical fibre couplers.

A Protea Biosciences (Morgantown, WV, USA) model DP-1000 LAEsystemtem was coupled to a Waters Manchesterr, UK) model Synapt G2S mass spectrometer equipped with tri-wave ion-guide optics to optionally separate ions according to their ionic mobility in the gas phase.

Furthermore, another feasible experiment realization of such a photon source is proposed based on guided-wave optics which improves the performance with high brightness, miniaturization and stabilization.

Following conventional guided-wave optics, the properties of the photonic crystal waveguide may be calculated from the phase upon propagation over the strip and the phase upon reflection.

Phase shifts are converted into amplitude changes by interference of magneto-inductive waves in Mach Zehnder interferometer structures analogous to those used in guided wave optics, using conventional RF components for beam splitting and recombination.

Laser guide star adaptive optics will be implemented at all major observatories in the next decade.

This discrimination probably resulted from a decreased transmission of light ions through the quadrupole ion guide and aperture optics [9].

Illumination for white light and fluorescence imaging is coupled into a single light guide using conventional optics.

The roots of optical fiber can found in 1966 in England when two British scientists of Standard Telecommunications Laboratories reported that "a fiber glass material constructed in a cladded structure represents a practical optical wave guide Nowadays, with fiber optics, a submarine cable can transport 100 times bigger traffic per fiber than a satellite channel.