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Waveguide-photodiode coupling difference of signals measured with and without the wave- guide. Since the result includes the insertion losses, this The light source used in the device characterization was a method is suitable for finding the wavelength of the attenu- 5 mW He-No laser. Fairview Microwave's waveguide cross guide couplers are available with coupling factors from 20 to 50 dB. Typical applications for these cross guide waveguide couplers include instrumentation, test benches, product development and characterization. Power dividers and directional couplers are in all essentials the same class of device. The Moreno crossed-guide coupler has two waveguides stacked one on top of the other like the Bethe-hole coupler but at right angles to each other instead of parallel. The series CL3 high directivity coupler covers 18 to 170 GHz in nine waveguide bands. The coupler is offered with coupling values of 10, 20, 30 or 40 dB, and covers a full waveguide band. where L is the length of the coupling region, P 0 is the input power, and ? 0 is the free space wavelength. It is easy, for example, to calculate the coupling length to achieve any desired power coupling to waveguide 2 by solving for L: For example, the length required to couple 100% of the light from waveguide 1 to waveguide 2 is simply We consider the coupling of two optical waveguides in the few-cycle regime. The analysis is performed in the frame of a generalized Kadomtsev-Petviashvili model. A set of two coupled modified Korteweg-de Vries equations is derived, and it is shown Rectangular waveguide loop couplers cover the full waveguide frequency with standard coupling values of 30db, 40db, 50db, and 60db, however other options are available upon request. Double ridge waveguide loop couplers are also available. Bethe-hole coupler. Bethe-hole is a waveguide directional coupler, using a single hole, and it works over a narrow band. The Bethe-hole is a reverse coupler, as opposed to most w