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Kopplung zwischen Einzelkomponenten

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Einführung in die Optische Nachrichtentechnik

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Der Aufbau und die Eigenschaften der in einem optischen Nachrichtensystem benutzten Komponenten wurden in den Kapiteln 2 bis 6 dargestellt. In einer optischen Übertragungstrecke müssen diese Komponenten miteinander verbunden werden [7.1–7.4], wobei drei Schnittstellen zu unterscheiden sind:

  • Kopplung Sender - LWL

  • Kopplung LWL - LWL (fest, lösbar)

  • Kopplung LWL - Detektor

Da die Fläche des Detektors üblicherweise groß gegen die strahlende Kernquerschnittsfläche des LWL ist, wird die Stoß-auf-Stoß-Kopplung bevorzugt. Dabei wird die LWL-Endfläche möglichst nahe an die lichtempfindliche Fläche des Detektors herangeführt. Es können dann nur noch Reflexionsverluste (siehe Kap. 6.3) auftreten, die jedoch durch Antireflexionsschichten weitgehend vermieden werden können.

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