Abstract: The invention relates to a method of determining the vertical profile of the wind speed upstream from a wind turbine (1), wherein wind speed measurements are performed by means of a LiDAR sensor (2), then the exponent ? of the power law is determined by means of an unscented Kalman filter and measurements, and this exponent ? is applied to the power law in order to determine the vertical wind speed profile.

Abstract: A receiver processes Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) signals transmitted from satellites and non-satellite signals transmitted from beacons. The receiver comprises an adaptive despreader configured for adaptively despreading a channelizer output signal-to extract received navigation signals and generate baseband symbol data therefrom. The channelizer output signal comprises channelized received navigation signals, each comprising a spreading code that repeats every baseband symbol. A copy-aided analyzer is communicatively coupled to the adaptive despreader and configured for determining geo-observables from the baseband symbol data of at least one received navigation signal.

Abstract: A receiver processes Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) signals transmitted from satellites and non-satellite signals transmitted from beacons. The receiver comprises a symbol-rate synchronous vector channelizer configured to downconvert and channelize a plurality of received navigation signals to produce a vector signal with a sample rate equal to a baseband symbol rate of at least one navigation signal, less any offset due to Analog-to-Digital Converter clock error. A despreader is communicatively coupled to the channelizer and configured to exploit properties of baseband symbol data in the navigation signal to blindly despread the vector signal and extract the plurality of received navigation signals.

Abstract: A GPS system within a structure. The system comprises a front-end unit (FEU) and a back-end unit (BEU); FEU receives a GPS signal, amplifying it if required and forwarding the signal to the BEU for further processing (and amplification if required) for determining the location. The BEU and FEU cooperate to optimize the received GPS signal before processing, exchanging control and operating parameters information related to receiving and processing the GPS signal. The BEU also supplies power to the FEU. Advantageously, exchange of signals and power between the BEU and FEU occurs over one or more fiber optic channels or conductors. Certain embodiments employ multiplexing and demultiplexing schemes to reduce the number of discrete signal paths between the FEU and BEU. Additionally, the system embodies a control algorithm to ensure adequate GPS signal strength for processing and also shuts the system down upon signal loss or degradation.

Abstract: A system for controlling the speed of a vehicle. The system includes a satellite receiver configured to determine a satellite navigation-based speed of the vehicle and one or more speed sensors configured to determine a sensor-based speed of the vehicle. The system further includes a controller having one or more electronic processors and in communication with the satellite receiver and the one or more speed sensors. The controller is configured to receive a desired set speed from a user, determine an actual speed of the vehicle based on the satellite navigation-based speed and the sensor-based speed, and control the vehicle such that the actual speed of the vehicle is equal to the desired set speed.

Abstract: In an example embodiment, a GNSS receiver may calculate protection levels for velocity and course over ground computed at a GNSS receiver. Specifically, the GNSS receiver may obtain Doppler measurements and variance measurements based on satellite signals received from at least five GNSS satellites. The GNSS receiver may utilize a least squares method to calculate the velocity states (e.g., x-velocity state, y-velocity state, and z-velocity state) and the clock bias for the GNSS receiver. The GNSS receiver may calculate the slope for each Doppler measurement on each velocity state. The GNSS receiver may then select the maximum slope for each velocity state and scale up the maximum slopes by a non-centrality parameter to calculate the protection level for each velocity state in the ECEF frame. The GNSS receiver may convert the velocity protection levels to NEU velocity protection levels to then calculate a protection level for course over ground.

Abstract: A radiation detection system may include a radiation source, and a surface plasmon resonance (SPR) radiation detector. The SPR radiation detector may include a structure, a surface plasmon support material on portions of the structure and configured to receive radiation from the radiation source that initiates a surface plasmon at an interface between the structure and the surface plasmon support material, and a probing device coupled to the structure and configured to detect the surface plasmon.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a radiation detection panel includes a substrate, a plurality of photoelectric conversion elements, an insulating layer, a protective layer, a bonding layer, a scintillator, and a moisture-proof layer. The photoelectric conversion elements are provided on one surface of the substrate. The insulating layer is provided on the photoelectric conversion elements and is light transmissive. The protective layer is provided at least on the insulating layer. The bonding layer is provided between the insulating layer and the protective layer, includes a material having at least one of a reactive group that chemically bonds to an inorganic material and a reactive group that chemically bonds to an organic material, and is light transmissive. The scintillator is provided on the protective layer and covers the plurality of photoelectric conversion elements. The moisture-proof layer covers at least the scintillator.

Abstract: An instrument and software methodology to detect a radioactive source and incorporates the following: 1) two radiation detectors in a co-axial configuration, housed in a handheld probe, and 2) a gamma detection control unit executing software algorithms to limit the functional field of view to the front aspect of the probe, vary the depth and width of the field of view to provide collimation without the use of metallic shielding, and allowing the instrument to measure the distance to the radiation source.

Abstract: A seabed object detection system is provided. The system can include a receiver array including streamers. The system can include a plurality of receivers coupled with the streamers. The system can include a receiver array cross-cable to couple with the first streamer and to couple with the second streamer. The receiver array cross-cable can be disposed at a first depth of a body of water. The system can include a first diverter and a second diverter coupled with the receiver array cross-cable. The system can include a source array including a first source and a second source. The source array can be coplanar to the receiver array. The system can include a source array cross-cable to couple with the first source and to couple with the second source, the source array cross-cable disposed at a second depth of the body of water.

Abstract: Methods for separating the unknown contributions of two or more sources from a commonly acquired set of wavefield signals based on varying parameters at the firing time, location and/or depth of the individual sources in a lateral 2D plane.

Abstract: The disclosure provides systems and methods to enhance pre-stack data for seismic data analysis by: sorting the reflection seismic data acquired from cross-spread gathers into sets of data sections; performing data enhancement on the sets of data sections to generate enhanced traces by: (i) applying forward normal-moveout (NMO) corrections such that arrival times of primary reflection events become more flat, (ii) estimating beamforming parameters including a nonlinear traveltime surface and a summation aperture, (iii) generating enhanced traces that combine contributions from original traces in the sets of data sections, and (iv) applying inverse NMO corrections to the enhanced traces such that temporal rearrangements due to the forward NMO corrections are undone.

Abstract: A seabed object detection system is provided. The system can include a receiver array. The receiver array can include a plurality of receivers disposed on a plurality of streamers. The plurality of streamers can include a central port side streamer, a central starboard side streamer, an auxiliary port side streamer and an auxiliary starboard side streamer. The system can include a source array. The source array can include a plurality of sources. The plurality of sources can include a central port side source, a central starboard side source, an auxiliary port side source, and an auxiliary port side streamer.

Abstract: A seabed object detection system is provided. The system can include a receiver array. The receiver array can include a plurality of receivers disposed on a plurality of streamers. The plurality of streamers can include a central port side streamer, a central starboard side streamer, an auxiliary port side streamer and an auxiliary starboard side streamer. The system can include a source array. The source array can include a plurality of sources. The plurality of sources can include a central port side source, a central starboard side source, an auxiliary port side source, and an auxiliary port side streamer. The source array towed during a first pass can define a first path. The source array towed during a second pass can define a second path. The first path can be interleaved with the second path such that the first path overlaps the second path.

Abstract: A seabed object detection system is provided. The system can include a receiver array including a first streamer and a second streamer. The system can include a first plurality of receivers coupled with the first streamer and a second plurality of receivers coupled with the second streamer. The system can include a receiver array cross-cable to couple with the first streamer and the second streamer. The system can include a source array including a first source and a second source. The system can include a first source cable coupled with the first source and a second source cable coupled with the second source. The system can include a source array cross-cable to couple with the first source cable and the second source cable. The system can include a first lateral cable to couple with a first diverter and second lateral cable to couple with a second diverter.

Abstract: A seabed object detection system is provided. The system can include a source array. The source array can include a first source and a second source. The system can include a data processing system including one or more processors. The data processing system can determine a position of the first source and can identify a first firing time of the second source. The data processing system can initiate a first source shot of the first source at a known position and the second source at a known time. The data processing system can determine a target position and estimated position for the first source. The data processing system can determine a second position of the first source based on a difference between the target position and the estimated position. The data processing system can initiate a second source shot of the first source at a known position.

Abstract: A seabed object detection system is provided. The system can include a source array. The source array can include a first source and a second source. The system can include a data processing system including one or more processors. The data processing system can determine a position of the first source and can identify a first firing time of the second source. The data processing system can initiate a first source shot of the first source at a known position and the second source at a known time. The data processing system can determine a target position and estimated position for the first source. The data processing system can determine a second position of the first source based on a difference between the target position and the estimated position. The data processing system can initiate a second source shot of the first source at a known position.

Abstract: A fluxgate detector for buried and abandoned chemical weapons is provided, comprising: a probe for sensing an external magnetic field, comprising a probe input and a probe output; an excitation module electrically connected to the probe input for inputting an excitation signal into the probe; a frequency selection module electrically connected to the probe output for isolating a second harmonic signal in an induced voltage generated by the probe; and a signal acquisition module electrically connected to the frequency selection module. The second harmonic signal in the induced voltage can be isolated by the frequency selection module, transmitted to the signal acquisition module, and converted to an intensity of the magnetic field by the signal acquisition module. The substance detected can be identified according to the intensity of the magnetic field, so that the buried ACWs can be found efficiently and accurately.

Abstract: This application relates to a receiving compensation apparatus for an airborne transient electromagnetic method. The receiving compensation apparatus for the airborne transient electromagnetic method in this application includes a received coil, a transmitting coil, compensation coils, and at least one compensation magnetic core, where the transmitting coil is disposed on the periphery of the received coil, the compensation magnetic core is disposed on the transmitting coil, and the compensation coils are disposed on the compensation magnetic core.

Abstract: A detection system and detection method are disclosed herein, the detection system includes a first detector, a second detector, an actuator and a processing device. The first detector and the second detector detect a target in a first detection range and a second detection range respectively, to generate a first detection signal and a second detection signal. The processing device establishes a detection movement path according to the first detection signal and the second detection signal, compares the detection movement path with a plurality of historical movement paths to select the historical movement path that best matches the detection movement path from the historical movement paths, and transmits a driving signal to the actuator in a third detection range when the processing device predicts that the target moves to the third detection range according to the best matching historical movement path.

Abstract: A method includes using an electromagnetic (EM) tracking system to track a tangible object, detecting a presence of interference with a magnetic field generated by the EM tracking system, and compensating for the interference. A system includes an EM tracking transmitter, an EM tracking receiver, and a processor based apparatus in communication with the EM tracking transmitter and the EM tracking receiver. The processor based apparatus is configured to execute steps including using the EM tracking transmitter and the EM tracking receiver to implement an EM tracking system. A storage medium storing one or more computer programs is also provided.

Abstract: An imaging radiation detection system, useful in detecting and localizing radioactive materials, may include a large number of particle detectors stacked in a two-dimensional array. The array may include protruding detectors interleaved with recessed detectors, in which each detector is oriented in a different direction. The array may have a checkerboard-type arrangement of protruding and recessed detectors. Detection data from the recessed detectors may include a radiographic image indicating the distribution of radioactive sources in view. Embodiments with high detection efficiency and large field of view can rapidly detect and localize even well-shielded threat sources at substantial distances.

Abstract: A method may comprise forming a data matrix, extracting chromatographs of a mud filtrate and a formation fluid, extracting concentration profiles of the mud filtrate and the formation fluid, and decomposing a data set on an information handling machine using a bilinear model. A system may comprise a downhole fluid sampling tool and an information handling tool. The downhole fluid sampling tool may comprise one or more multi-chamber sections, one or more fluid module sections, one or more gas chromatographers, wherein the one or more gas chromatographers are disposed in the one or more fluid module sections, and an information handling system.

Abstract: An optical imaging system including refractive optics and a blocking component. The refractive optical having an entrance aperture and configured to receive optical radiation via an operational aperture, to focus the optical radiation onto a focal plane to form a telecentric image plane co-located with the focal plane, the operational aperture being co-located with the entrance aperture, having a diameter less than half a diameter of the entrance aperture, and being offset from a primary optical axis that bisects the entrance aperture by at least a radius of the entrance aperture, and a blocking component located at the entrance aperture on an opposite side of the primary optical axis from the operational aperture. The blocking component being configured to block the optical radiation from exiting the refractive optics via a region of the entrance aperture where the blocking component is located.

Abstract: [Summary] The present invention relates to an anti-glare film and a display apparatus, and more particularly to an anti-glare film including: a light-transmitting substrate; and a hard coating layer containing a binder resin, organic fine particles and inorganic fine particles dispersed in the binder resin, wherein a ratio of two or more organic fine particles aggregating with each other in the whole organic fine particles is 5% or less, and wherein a ratio of internal haze to external haze is 2.5 or less, and a display apparatus including the anti-glare film.

Abstract: An optical element may include a substrate. The optical element may include a first anti-reflectance structure for a particular wavelength range formed on the substrate. The optical element may include at least one layer disposed on a portion of the first anti-reflectance structure. The optical element may include a second anti-reflectance structure for the particular wavelength range formed on the at least one layer. A depth between a first surface of the first anti-reflectance structure and a second surface of the second anti-reflectance structure, a first index of refraction of the first anti-reflectance structure, a second index of refraction of the second anti-reflectance structure, and a third index of refraction of the at least one layer may be selected to form a diffractive optical element associated with a particular phase delay for the particular wavelength.

Abstract: A black structure includes a black layer and a light transmitting portion in a same plane, in which the black layer has a fine uneven structure having a period of 380 nm or less on a surface of the black layer on the viewing side, and a surface of the black layer opposite to the surface having the fine uneven structure is bonded to a base material. A self-luminous image display device includes a self-luminous image display panel and the black structure.

Abstract: Provided is a diffuser plate that makes it possible to mitigate unevenness of luminance or unevenness of color while suppressing speckle noise of transmitted light or reflected light. The diffuser plate of the present invention includes a microlens array having a structure that creates an optical path length difference for incident light or reflected light, the microlenses having the same effective diameter. The microlens array constitutes a basic block structure in which periodic arrangement is provided with a period of an integer multiple of the effective diameter, a two-dimensional second periodic structure having a period that is N times the period of the microlens array in the basic periodic structure is configured by a repetitive arrangement of the basic blocks, and the microlenses are set to create an optical path length difference based upon a specific arrangement within the basic block structure.

Abstract: An optical film including a first film substrate, and a light diffusion layer that is formed on the first film substrate, wherein the light diffusion layer contains a binder resin and light-diffusing particles, of the light-diffusing particles, 10% or more by number of the light-diffusing particles form an uneven structure on a surface of the light-diffusing layer by the 10% or more of the light-diffusing particles protruding more than a surrounding area not containing any light-diffusing particles, and of the light diffusing particles which cause the binder resin to be protruded and have a protruded portion, 90% or more by number of the protruded portion of light-diffusing particles is covered by the binder resin.

Abstract: A light control film, comprises a light input surface and alight output surface opposite the light input surface. Alternating transmissive regions and absorptive regions are disposed between the light input surface and the light output surface. The absorptive regions have an aspect ratio of at least 30 and the alternating transmissive region and absorptive regions have a relative transmission at a viewing angle of 0 degrees of at least 75%.

Abstract: A display device includes a cover structure, a light guide plate, and a display panel. The cover structure includes an anti-glare layer, a light blocking frame, and an adhesive layer. The anti-glare layer has a display region and an non-display region. The light blocking frame surrounds a receiving space. An orthogonal projection of the light blocking frame on the anti-glare layer is located within the non-display region. An adhesive layer is located in the receiving space of the light blocking frame. The light guide plate is located on the surface of the adhesive layer facing away from the anti-glare layer. The display panel is adjacent to the light guide plate.

Abstract: An entertainment enhancement system includes an infrared projection system configured to output an infrared image to a target surface. The infrared projection system includes a controller configured to coordinate projection of the infrared image with a separate action by generating instructions for projecting the infrared image based on data received by the controller indicative of an active status of the separate action and an infrared emitter configured to receive the generated instructions and emit the infrared image to the target surface. The system also includes a viewing device configured to be wearable by a user. The viewing device includes at least one lens and a filter assembly configured to shift the infrared image from an infrared frequency to a visible light frequency such that the infrared image is viewable on the target surface via the viewing device.

Abstract: A color vision correction lens that corrects color vision of a user includes: a resin layer having a first surface facing an eye of the user and a convex surface which is an example of a second surface on an opposite side of the first surface; and a reflective layer on the convex surface side of the resin layer. The resin layer contains a color material which selectively absorbs light in a first wavelength band. The reflective layer selectively reflects light in a second wavelength band. The first wavelength band and the second wavelength band overlap at least partially.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an image projection device includes a display unit to emit a display light representing a display image in a form of either of s-polarized light and p-polarized light and an optical laminate that the display light emitted from the display unit is incident on. The optical laminate includes at least two substrates and an optical layer to change a polarization direction of incident light by 90°. The display unit has a polarization direction converter capable of freely switching between s-polarized light and p-polarized light.

Abstract: A diffractive waveguide stack includes first, second, and third diffractive waveguides for guiding light in first, second, and third visible wavelength ranges, respectively. The first diffractive waveguide includes a first material having first refractive index at a selected wavelength and a first target refractive index at a midpoint of the first visible wavelength range. The second diffractive waveguide includes a second material having a second refractive index at the selected wavelength and a second target refractive index at a midpoint of the second visible wavelength range. The third diffractive waveguide includes a third material having a third refractive index at the selected wavelength and a third target refractive index at a midpoint of the third visible wavelength range. A difference between any two of the first target refractive index, the second target refractive index, and the third target refractive index is less than 0.005 at the selected wavelength.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a display device displays a color gamut defined by connecting a first defined color in first chromaticity coordinates, a second defined color in second chromaticity coordinates, and a third defined color in third chromaticity coordinates. An illumination device of the display device includes green, blue and red lasers. The green and blue lasers emit light of the second and third defined colors, and red laser emits light of a color in fourth chromaticity coordinates. Each of the pixels displays a color including the first defined color by mixing light in the fourth chromaticity coordinates and the second defined color.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a circuit board and a metal reflective structure. The metal reflective structure is disposed on the circuit board. The metal reflective structure includes a protective layer and a metal layer. The metal layer is located between the protective layer and the circuit board. The protective layer includes transparent materials.

Abstract: The present invention discloses to a backlight module and a display device. A flexible printed circuit board is connected to a step of a plastic frame, so that the flexible printed circuit board can be prevented from being adhered to a light guide plate, and thus a distance between a light source and an iron frame can be reduced, and heat dissipation performance of the backlight module can be enhanced. A blocking wall is disposed on each of two side faces of a light-emitting unit perpendicular to the plastic frame, and a reflective film is disposed on a side surface of the blocking wall facing the light-emitting unit, so that light emitted from the light-emitting unit can be collected and reflected, and a greater amount of light can enter the light guide plate from the light-emitting unit, enhancing luminous efficiency of the backlight module, and reducing manufacturing costs.

Abstract: A light source member including a substrate, and a plurality of unit light source cells disposed on the substrate and arranged in a matrix, each of the unit light source cells including a light source driving electrode disposed on the substrate, a light source disposed on the substrate and electrically connected to the light source driving electrode, an organic layer disposed on the substrate and exposing the light source and at least a part of the light source driving electrode, the organic layer having an upper surface including a concavo-convex pattern, and a heat dissipation layer disposed on the organic layer and contacting the light source driving electrode.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a side-emitting LED panel lamp, where the side-emitting LED panel lamp includes a frame, a light-emitting element, a driving power supply, a backboard, a pressing bar, a light guide plate, and a diffusion plate; the light-emitting element, the driving power supply, and the backboard are disposed on a lower surface of the frame; the pressing bar is disposed around the backboard and covers the driving power supply; the driving power supply is electrically connected to the light-emitting element; the light guide plate is disposed on a lower surface of the backboard; the light guide plate is flush with the light-emitting element; and the diffusion plate is disposed on a lower surface of the light guide plate. In the present invention, all the components are integrally assembled.

Abstract: A polarization-maintaining multi-core fiber includes a plurality of fiber core areas and a main outer cladding. The fiber core areas include one central fiber core area, and two or more than two outer fiber core areas equidistantly and uniformly arranged around the central fiber core area that is a polarization-maintaining fiber core area. Each outer fiber core area includes a fiber core and an inner cladding surrounding a core layer. A portion outside the fiber core areas is the main outer cladding. The fiber can greatly enhance spectral efficiency of an optical transmission system, and improve fiber communication capacity. The arrangement of the polarization-maintaining fiber core area provides a waveguide structure with a function of maintaining polarized light, which can be used for transmission of local light.

Abstract: An array-type polarization-maintaining multi-core fiber includes a main outer cladding, fiber core units, and stress units. The fiber core units and the stress units are arranged to form a unit array including one central unit and any unit in the unit array being equidistantly arranged from adjacent units thereof. Provided is at least one pair of stress units, each pair of stress units being arranged symmetrical about one fiber core unit to form a polarization-maintaining fiber core unit. The fiber core units each include a fiber core and an inner cladding surrounding a core layer. A portion outside the fiber core units and the stress units is the main outer cladding. The fiber can greatly enhance spectral efficiency of an optical transmission system, and improve fiber communication capacity.

Abstract: Aspects described herein include an optical apparatus comprising at least a first Bragg grating of a first stage. The first Bragg grating is configured to transmit a first two wavelengths and to reflect a second two wavelengths of a received optical signal. The optical apparatus further comprises a second Bragg grating of a second stage. The second Bragg grating is configured to transmit one of the first two wavelengths and to reflect the other of the first two wavelengths. The optical apparatus further comprises a third Bragg grating of the second stage. The third Bragg grating is configured to transmit one of the second two wavelengths and to reflect the other of the second two wavelengths.

Abstract: An optical fiber according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes a core and a cladding which surrounds the core. The cladding includes an inner cladding layer which surrounds the core and an outer cladding layer which surrounds the inner cladding layer. A maximum value ?n1max of a relative refractive index difference of the core, a minimum value ?n2min of a relative refractive index difference of the inner cladding layer, and a maximum value ?n3max of a relative refractive index difference of the outer cladding layer satisfy a relationship of ?n2min<?n3max<?n1max. A residual stress ?(r) at a radial position r satisfies |d?(r)/dr|?30 MPa/?m in the cladding.

Abstract: A mounted hollow-core fiber arrangement includes a hollow-core fiber having a microstructure, and a mount arrangement including a plurality of mounting contacts configured to apply a force to an outer layer of the hollow-core fiber. A portion of the hollow-core fiber is located in a receiving region of the mount arrangement. The plurality of mounting contacts are positioned around the receiving region. The mounting contacts are distributed around the receiving region, the distribution of the mounting contacts corresponding to a distribution of features of the microstructure of the hollow-core fiber. The mounted hollow core fiber can be used in a radiation source apparatus for providing broadband radiation.

Abstract: A method for applying a water-absorbing polymer coating onto an optical fibre having a core, a cladding and at least a primary coating includes coating the optical fibre with an organic solvent-free radiation curable coating composition and initiating polymerization. The polymerization may be initiated with UV light. The coated optical fibre may be combined in a tubular or flat sheath, e.g., as a multi-fibre cable or ribbon. The coated optical fibre may be a coloured coated optical fibre.

Abstract: An optical fiber includes: a core portion made of glass; and a cladding portion made of glass, having a refractive index lower than the refractive index of the core portion, and positioned on an outer periphery of the core portion. Further, the cladding portion has an outer diameter smaller than 100 ?m, and the core portion has a relative refractive-index difference of 0.32% to 0.40% with respect to the cladding portion.

Abstract: A photonic integrated circuit for an interferometric sensor includes a first waveguide called sensitive arm wherein a first portion of the light radiation is propagated, the sensitive arm being exposed to a first ambient medium and to at least one compound to be detected inducing a modification of the local refractive index perceived by the evanescent part of the electromagnetic field of the first portion of the light radiation, and a second waveguide called reference arm wherein a second portion of the light radiation is propagated, an encapsulation layer encapsulating the reference arm, the encapsulation layer being impermeable to the compound or compounds to be detected, so that the reference arm is exposed only to a second ambient medium, substantially of the same nature as the first ambient medium and without the compound to be detected and interferometric sensor comprising a photonic integrated circuit according to the invention.

Abstract: A method, and apparatus provided thereby, includes providing a substrate and placing an integrated laser on the substrate. A first cladding layer surrounds the integrated laser and includes a laser optical coupler aligned with an output of the laser. The laser optical coupler includes silicon and the laser includes a III-V compound semiconductor. The output of the laser is spaced apart from the laser optical coupler by a gap of less than or equal to 500 nanometers. An optical waveguide is positioned on the first cladding layer and in optical communication with the laser optical coupler.

Abstract: The present invention implements an optical spectral shaper that is compact even if a number of input/output ports increases.