Space division multiplexer from CAILabs enables working with 6 and 10 spatial modes

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The Proteus-S space division multiplexer for telecommunications R&D controls the shape of light within optical fibers, thereby optimizing their capacity to transport information. It allows researchers to convert between conventional single-mode fibers and fibers that use spatial modes, and allows them to work with 6 and 10 spatial modes.

CAILabs

Rennes, France

Space division multiplexer from CAILabs enables working with 6 and 10 spatial modes

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