Ccs Technology Corporation

Corning Incorporated

Infineon Technologies Ag

Avanex Corporation

Corning Cable Systems

Wolfgang Schweiker

Michael Sauer

Angela Rief

Simon Hainz

Christian Heidler

Frank Zimmer

Rainer Matthias Kossat

Klaus Hartkorn

Michael Weber

Simone Fontanesi

Manfred Schindler

Gunter Zeidler

Bernhard A Deutsch

Markus Meinelt

Franz Draxler

Bernard Deutsch

Jonathan R Hull

David A Thompson

A wheel sensor arrangement can include a first wheel speed sensor and a second wheel speed sensor. The first wheel speed sensor can include or be implemented with a first semiconductor die and can provide data regarding a speed of a rotating wheel. The second wheel speed sensor can also include or be implemented with a second semiconductor die and can provide data regarding the speed of the rotating wheel. The second semiconductor die can be galvanically isolated from the first semiconductor die. The wheel sensor arrangement can include a mold housing that forms around the first wheel speed sensor and the second wheel speed sensor. The mold housing can include a separation feature between the first sensor and the second sensor.

Systems and devices for wheel sensors

A coupling device for coupling at least one optical waveguide to an optical component having a holding element for holding the at least one optical waveguide, a mounting element for fixing the optical component, and a spacing element. The holding element is fitted to the mounting element. The spacing element is arranged between the holding element and the mounting element, as a result of which the holding element and the mounting element are arranged at a distance from one another.

Coupling device for coupling at least one optical waveguide to an optical component

An optical splitter has an optical chip, in which a conductor track is arranged on a carrier substrate, wherein a conductor track section of the conductor track running from a first side of the chip branches into different conductor track sections which run to a second side of the chip via a plurality of branching nodes. An optical waveguide section of an optical waveguide is bonded at the first side of the chip by means of an adhesive material. Correspondingly, optical waveguide sections are bonded on the second side of the chip by means of an adhesive material. In order to reinforce the fixing, glass plates are arranged over and under the optical waveguides, said glass plates being bonded to the optical chip at the respective lateral surfaces.

Method for producing an optical splitter, and optical splitter

The invention relates to an optical chip and to a method for producing an optical chip having a reinforced structure. The chip has a substrate, optical waveguides arranged on the surface of said substrate, and at least one optical structure for influencing the optical properties of the optical waveguides, and an interconnected laminar reinforcing or stiffening structure constructed in the form of a cross which is arranged centrally on the substrate with the provision of diametrically opposite cut-outs.

Optical chip and method for producing an optical chip having a reinforced structure

The invention is directed to an immersion agent that can be used to couple optical waveguides to optical components. The invention is also directed to the use of an immersion agent, a coupling arrangement and a method for coupling optical waveguides to other optical components; for example, an optical chip.

Immersion agent, coupling device and method for coupling an optical waveguide

An optical coupling device for injecting light between two optical waveguide end faces, it being possible to vary the geometrical position of one optical waveguide end face with respect to the other optical waveguide end face with the aid of a variable-length element. The element bears one of the two optical waveguides, and is fixed to the other optical waveguide via holding blocks. The variable-length element or the holding device is held by a spring element, which is supported directly or indirectly on at least one of the holding blocks and permits movement of the variable-length element or the holding element in the longitudinal direction of the variable-length element in which the variable-length element extends or shortens, and suppresses movement of the variable-length element perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the variable-length element, the fiber being held on the other optical waveguide by the spring element close to the fixing of the holding blocks.

Optical coupling device

Optical fiber coupling unit and optical waveguide arrangement, and method of producing an optical fiber coupling unit. The optical fiber coupling unit has: an optical fiber , which has a fiber core and a fiber cladding surrounding the fiber core , and a sleeve , which is arranged on an end portion of the optical fiber and terminates flush with the associated extreme end of the optical fiber , so that on this extreme end there is formed a continuous coupling face , with which the optical fiber coupling unit can be placed against an optical waveguide component to establish an optical coupling.

Optical fiber coupling unit and optical waveguide arrangement, and method of producing an optical fiber coupling unit

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