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- electronic communications network includes the term “telecommunications network”.
- Radiofrequency relates to electromagnetic waves having a frequency between 9 kHz and 300 GHz.
- the systems, apparatus and methods described in the present invention are not to be construed as limiting in any way. On the contrary, the present invention relates to all the characteristics and the new and non-obvious aspects of the various embodiments described, alone and in various combinations and sub-combinations between them.
- the systems, methods and apparatus described are not limited to any specific aspect or characteristic or combinations thereof, and the systems, methods and apparatus described do not require that one or more specific benefits be present or that problems be resolved.
- Enclosed or semi-enclosed environments considered to be stationary are, among others, buildings in the broad sense of the term, such as office or collective apartment buildings, individual houses, shops, hospitals, airports, stations road or rail, metro stations and corridors, bus stops and other outdoor locations intended for the public.
- Closed or semi-closed environments considered as itinerant are, among others, passenger cars and public transport vehicles in the broad sense of the term such as trains, planes, boats, metros, buses, taxis and other means of transport.
- the labels designating the FROP beams are of the form "ZZ41 Xij” or "ZZ42 Xij”;
- the code “41” means that the FROP beam is emitted by the photonic pseudo-satellite "PAST-X / ⁇ " to the ICFO interface of the local OPFIBRE-LAN network ";
- the code “42” means that the FROP beam is emitted by the ADAPT-COMFROP adapter and intended for the photonic pseudo-satellite “PSAT-X ⁇ ”;
- "X" belongs to the set ("A", "B”, “C”, “D” ⁇ ;”i” and “j” respectively denote the column number and row number of the cell "Cell ⁇ ”;”ZZ" designates the number of the figure;
- the labels designating the CONSOP optical converters installed in a photonic pseudo-satellite “PSAT-X ⁇ ” are of the form “ZZ5 lX ⁇ ”; the code "51" means that it is a quasi-point source converter into an emerging FROP beam.
- the labels designating the CONFROP optical converters installed in a photonic pseudo-satellite “PSAT-X ⁇ ” are of the form “ZZ52 X ⁇ ”; the code "52" means that it is an incident FROP beam converter, into a quasi-point source to be broadcast by the pseudo-satellite "PSAT-X ⁇ ".
- the labels designating the CONSOP optical converters installed in an ADAPT-COMFROP adapter are of the form "ZZ61 X ⁇ "; the code “61” means that the converter is dedicated to the pseudo-satellite “PSAT-X ⁇ ", to send to the latter a FROP beam resulting from the conversion of a quasi-point radiation source.
- the labels designating the CONFROP optical converters installed in an ADAPT-COMFROP adapter are of the form "ZZ62 X ⁇ "; the code “62” means that the converter dedicated to the photonic pseudo-satellite “PAST-X ⁇ ” to receive the FROP beam sent by the latter, to convert them into a source of quasi-punctual radiation to be routed to the ICFO interface of the OPFIBRE-LAN local network ”.
- indices (FIG.214 to FIG.243) of the form “i (k)" are the images in the mathematical sense of the term of a bijection "/"; it is recommended to start by becoming aware of part VI.F, entitled “Theory of the method of assigning wavelengths to pseudo-satellites of a SICOSF system & Examples of application”.
- the present invention relates generally to the field of Electronic Communication Networks (ECN), as defined below, and electronic devices for processing information, communications, visualizations, audiovisual recordings as well as devices peripherals and associated accessories.
- ECN Electronic Communication Networks
- Said Electronic Communications Networks relate more particularly, but not exclusively, to cellular wide area networks, wireless local area networks (OSF) and others.
- Said electronic devices relate more particularly, but not exclusively, to fixed, portable or mobile devices and in particular servers, workstations, desktop computers, portable computers, electronic books, baby phones (ie baby listening), Baby Cams, audiovisual devices, HIFI audio devices, multimedia devices and terminals of said Electronic Communication Networks including mobile phones according to the DECT ® standard, simple mobile phones and so-called "smart” or "smartphone” mobile phones .
- Said peripheral devices relate more particularly, but not exclusively, to keyboards, mice, printers, external mass memories, wireless HI-FI speakers and others.
- Said accessories relate more particularly, but not exclusively, to stereoscopic viewing glasses with light shutters, virtual reality glasses with micro-screens, wireless audio headsets, connected objects and others.
- Telecommunication means any transmission, emission of signs, signals, writings, images, sounds or information of any kind by wire , radio, optics or other electromagnetic systems ”.
- Electronic communications (Source: Legifrance.gouv.fr 2013, Post and Electronic Communications Code, Article L32): Electronic communications means the transmission, transmission or reception of signs, signals, writings, images or sounds, electromagnetically.
- Electronic communications network (Source: Legifrance.gouv.fr 2013, Post and Electronic Communications Code, Article L32): An electronic communications network is understood to mean any installation or any set of transport or broadcasting installations, as well as if necessary, the other means ensuring the routing of electronic communications, in particular those of switching and routing.
- the following are in particular considered to be electronic communications networks: satellite networks, terrestrial networks, systems using the electrical network insofar as they are used for the routing of electronic communications and networks providing broadcasting or used for the distribution of services audiovisual communication.
- Terminal equipment means any equipment intended to be connected directly or indirectly to a network termination point with a view to the transmission, processing or reception of information. This does not apply to equipment allowing exclusive access to radio and television services.
- Mobile added to the term “Terminal”, means that it is a portable device ie an object designed to be easily carried with you (Cf. Larousse Dictionary), which a user can use while moving within a predetermined Extended Geographic Area (ZGE) , which may be one or more cities, one or more countries, one or more continents, as is currently the case with so-called “intelligent” terminals, ie “smartphone” or other cellular device.
- ZGE Extended Geographic Area
- the term "Portable” attached to the term “Terminal” means that it is a portable device that a user can use while moving, but in a Restricted Local Area (ZLR) such that the interior of a building for professional or residential use or other, as is the case of cordless mobile telephones according to the DECT ® standard or similar.
- ZLR Restricted Local Area
- a mobile terminal is a portable terminal but not the reverse.
- each communication cell consists of a satellite or group of satellites and the border of said cell is predetermined by the coverage radius of said satellite or group of satellites and therefore the directions of communication are oriented from the inside towards l outside of said cell or group of cells; as a result, two adjacent cells necessarily overlap at their common border where interference and therefore additional latency times for their resolutions by the method used by the inventors, namely the method known as "Zero Crossing Technical"; - c) at the level of each cell, the communication with the mobile telephones located in the latter is done by time multiplexing (ie Time Division Multiplexing) and therefore, in the presence of other similar terminals in the same cell, the bit rate will become relatively low
- the whole system cannot discern multiple wavelengths and therefore does not allow spectral multiplexing, and in particular adaptive wavelength multiplexing, and adaptive wavelength hopping for l 'spreading the optical spectrum;
- - f) inside a cell the degree of freedom of movement of the user is low compared to that of a portable terminal for communication by RF, because the user must ensure that his head and his body are in a position such that said transducers of the telephone or that of the portable terminal are "visible" by the satellite or group of satellites of the cell where they are located;
- patent US4775996 An analysis of invention patent US4775996 shows that: - a) Unlike invention patents US4456793 and US4727600, although using IR optical radiation, patent US4775996 exposes the user to the risks, in the long and medium term, of brain disease and other inherent health problems of which the RF signals are strongly suspected, for more details on health problems see Part II.B; indeed, the cell phone according to Emerson et al. emits RF signals to connect to its base.
- VIPSLAN Wireless Local Area Network
- sources: PC Magazine-l0.09. l996, Network World- 12.02.1996 and manufacturer catalog allows to realize a local network by OSF of type propagation in direct view LOS, having a bit rate going from l0Mbit / s for VIPSLAN- 10 at l00Mbit / s for VIPSLAN-100; VIPSLAN products are motorized, therefore they need, among other things, power supply.
- OSF bond Another infrared OSF bond, called “Firefly”, has also been marketed by JVC; it is intended for point-to-point transmission of high definition video signals from a source to a large screen television, with a speed of l.50Gbit / s and a range of 5m.
- Portable and mobile RF communications terminals are connected to the termination points of their RCE networks, called base stations, by RF electromagnetic radiation.
- the use of these frequencies is regulated and is granted by license, in particular for the extended cellular NCE networks intended for mobile terminals.
- ISM bands Industrial, Scientific and Medical
- the central frequencies of the ISM bands are equal to 2.4Ghz, 5Ghz, 5.8Ghz, 60Ghz and possibly other frequencies.
- the base stations are located close to the users in a building for professional and / or residential use and are generally connected by wire to the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), commonly called fixed network, or to a public or private cable network.
- PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network
- the coverage radius of these base stations is generally a few tens of meters or even a hundred.
- the base stations are distributed across the geographic area covered by the cellular NCE network within adjacent surface portions called cells.
- the dimensions of these cells are predetermined by the RF radiation power of the base station installed therein, so that when an appropriate mobile terminal is located in a given cell, then it will be able to access the RCE from the station. base installed in said cell.
- RF signals from prior art mobile terminals are classified as possibly carcinogenic to humans, as stipulated in press release No.
- BOEHM MANFRED DR discloses a mobile telephone in two separate parts, which are connected together by means of communications without wire, by RF.
- one of the two parts serves as a telephone handset while the other serves as a relay for communicating with the cellular network; the strength of the communications signals between the two parties being weak compared to the strength of the communications signals between the relaying party and said cellular network.
- the patent for invention DE4310230 attacks only the thermal effects of the RF signals, ie the power of the Poynting vector of the electromagnetic field of the RF signals, from which derives an indicator making it possible to assess the level exposure of biological tissues of the user's body to RF radiation. Recall that this indicator is well known under the name “Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)” or “Specifies Absorption Rate (SAR)”.
- Flamant et al. disclose a mobile phone in two detachable parts, which are connected to each other by means of wireless communications, by OSF. According to this invention, one of the two parts serves as a telephone handset while the other serves as a relay for communicating by RF with the cellular network. This approach has the advantage of not creating two additional sources of RF signals.
- the means of communication by OSF cannot discern multiple wavelengths and therefore does not allow spectral multiplexing, including adaptive wavelength multiplexing, and adaptive wavelength hops for spreading the optical spectrum , so there is a risk of optical interference with similar phones in the vicinity;
- the degree of freedom of movement of the telephone user is relatively limited if he wants to avoid obstructions, because he must ensure that his head and his body are in a position such that the transducers of the two parts of the cell phone are "visible" to each other.
- the present invention mainly consists of an electronic communications system composed of several elements, namely: - a) cellular mobile terminals of RF-Optical hybrid communications (ie both RF and Optics) and other electronic devices, having networks of '' optoelectronic or photonic antennas adaptive in positions, directions of emission-reception and wavelengths (APDLO); - b) an extended inter-network of electronic communications with RF, Optical cells, and hybrid RF-Optics, comprising one or more Wireless Optical Communications Intermediation Systems (SICOSF), making it possible to connect it by OSF, to very fiber optic broadband, at said mobile terminals and other electronic devices, in almost all positions thereof; as we will see later, a SICOSF system has no electronic or optoelectronic component, no electrical or optical connection cable, and it is made up of a network of enveloping optical cells adaptive in positions, transmission-reception directions and wavelengths (COE-APDLO) allowing it to be connected on the one hand, to the internetwork of
- the cellular mobile RF-Optical communications terminals (FIG.19-FIG.22, FIG.30) and the other electronic devices (FIG.23-FIG.29) each have several groupings (FIG.11-FIG.14 , FIG.17-FIG.18) of wireless optical transmission-reception devices (ERSOSF), which are distributed along several edges of the housing (FIG.19-FIG.30)
- Each ERSOSF device comprises a transmitting module (FIG.6-FIG.10) and a receiving module (FIG.1-FIG.5) which are attached.
- All said groupings of ERSOSF devices are equivalent or even identical; each grouping is bounded at its two ends by two beacons each of which is intended for signaling transmission-reception directions and for signaling wavelengths in use (BSDLO), ie in services; these two tags are identical (11BSDL01, 11BSDL02, 13BSDL01, 13BSDL02, 17BSDL01, 17BSDL02, 18BSDL01, 18BSDL02).
- Each grouping is also bounded at its two ends by two beacon detectors (DTR-BSDLO) adjoining the two BSDLO beacons, each of which is intended to identify the BSDLO beacons which are installed on other mobile terminals and on other electronic devices.
- DTR-BSDLO beacon detectors
- Each of said ERSOSF devices is called “ERSOSF antenna”, and has several transmission directions (8DIR1 to 8DIR3, 9DIR1 to 9DIR3, 17DIR1 to 17DIR5, 18DIR1 to 18DIR7) and reception (3DIR1 to 3DIR3, 4DIR1 to 4DIR3, 17DIR1 to 17D5 , 18DIR1 to 18DIR7) and a specific transmit-receive wavelength.
- Each of said groupings is called “Array of ERSOSF antennas”, and the number of its distinct wavelengths of transmission-reception is equal to the number of ERSOSF antennas which compose it (llMatrix-ER, 12Matrix-ER, 13Matrix- ER-Partl, 13Matrix-ER-Part2, 14Matrix- ER-Partl, 14Matrix-ER-Part2, 17Matrix-ER, 18Matrix-ER).
- the set of said ERSOSF antenna arrays forms a network called “ERSOSF antenna network”, which is adaptive in positions, in transmission-reception directions, and in wavelengths (APDLO), in order to give users great freedom of movement; this freedom of movement is close to that of mobile RF communications terminals of the prior art, except in a few particular cases, such as for example that where the mobile terminal is in a pocket or in a bag or in a situation of similar optical obstruction; in all these types of cases, said terminal can be activated automatically via the local RF communication back-up network, which operates only on demand, as described below in paragraph d) relating to inter- extended network.
- APDLO wavelengths
- the adaptive ERSOSF antenna network APDLO also makes it possible to reduce substantially, the interference inherent in multidirectional transmission / reception by OSF of the prior art as well as the energy consumption; it also helps prevent the risk of brain disease and other health problems linked to RF signals, which alarm the World Health Organization (WHO / IARC press release n ° 208 of May 31, 2011) as well as numerous scientists, in numerous specialized publications, the press and the media.
- WHO / IARC press release n ° 208 of May 31, 2011 World Health Organization
- the ERSOSF antenna network of each of said terminals and other electronic devices is provided with means of periodic searches for identification and automatic storage in a dedicated dual-access RAM memory, a triplet of three integers "(/, _ /, k)". Except in a few specific cases, this triplet allows the ERSOSF antenna network of a mobile terminal or other electronic device to establish at any time "T" a link optimized by OSF of the LOS-direct-view propagation type.
- the periodic identification of the triplet "(i, j, k)" is carried out by algorithms based on the signals provided by the BSDLO tags and / or by the detectors DTR-BSDLO tags which adjoin them; the list of wavelengths in use, which is also provided by said signals, makes it possible to establish by set subtractions, the list of wavelengths available at time "T"; hence the possibility of carrying out adaptive wavelength multiplexing, and spreading of the optical transmit-receive spectrum by adaptive jumps of wavelengths.
- the means of periodic searches for identification and automatic storage allow each of said mobile terminals and other electronic devices to periodically renew its triplet
- the search period for the periodic identification of the elements "/" and "k” of the triplet "(/, _ /, k)" can be selected according to the context, manually by the user from a pre-list. -registered; in the case of mobile terminals, this pre-recorded list can be established taking into account the fact that the maximum speed of movement on foot of a man in athletic walking is equal to 3.75 m / s, the maximum speed of movement on foot of a man in race is equal l2.4222m / s, ie world record of lOOm and the maximum speed of movement of a cyclist is 25m / s, ie world record on track; the search period can also be automatically determined from one or more signals provided by the built-in accelerometers to calculate the average speed of the user's movements.
- the search period for the periodic identification of the wavelengths in use can be established automatically from a combination of one or more signals supplied by the BSDLO beacons, with one or more signals supplied by the built-in acceler
- An ERSOSF antenna has three main variants, two of which are photonic variants and the third being an optoelectronic variant.
- the two photonic variants allow extremely high theoretical data transfer speeds, comparable to those of a wired link by optical fibers from end to end, while being a wireless communication system; this is the reason why the links with mobile terminals having one of the photonic variants are called "Fiber-To-The-Mobile-Chipset Links" or "FTTMC Links".
- IRECH-RF-OP Inter-network The extended inter-network of electronic communications with RF cells, Optics and RF-Optics Hybrids is called "IRECH-RF-OP Inter-network" and it is obtained by the interconnection of several networks including, at least, the four main following networks and system:
- RTMOB-RF A cellular network of mobile telephony by RF, called "RTMOB-RF".
- the RTMOB-RF network is generally a network of the prior art which can be of the “2G”, “3G”, “4G” or “5G” type.
- OPFIBRE-LAN A local network having one or more fiber optic communications interfaces (ICFO) called "OPFIBRE-LAN".
- the OPFIBRE-LAN network is generally an Ethernet network of the prior art. It should preferably be deployed in a closed or semi-closed, stationary or mobile environment.
- a SICOSF system intended to serve as a communications intermediary between the IRECH-RF-OP internetwork and the cellular mobile terminals for RF-Optical hybrid communications and other electronic devices with an APDLO adaptive ERSOSF antenna network, via the ICFO interface of the local OPFIBRE-LAN network, to allow them to exchange signals by OSF.
- the SICOSF system is a wireless photonic communications system, having no electronic or optoelectronic components.
- a local back-up network of communication by RF called “BACKUP -RF-LAN”, deployed in the environment of the local network OPFIBRE-LAN to compensate for possible obstructions of the connections by OSF, and which can be put in service and extinguished on request, by instruction sent by RF and / or by OSF.
- the SICOSF system (FIG.145-FIG.243) comprises a set of several interdependent OSF communications devices, each of which is called “Pseudo-satellite photonique” or “PS AT -Photonique” or “PSAT” (FIG.42- FIG. 47, FIG. 50-FIG. 55, FIG. 58-FIG. 63, FIG. 71-FIG. 76, FIG. 79-FIG. 84, FIG. 87-FIG. 92, FIG. 96-FIG. 101, FIG. 104-FIG. 109, FIG. 112-FIG. 117) This together form a network, called “Photonic pseudo-satellite network”.
- the main characteristics of the photonic pseudo-satellite network (FIG.145-FIG.243) are as follows:
- FROP parallel optical beams
- the method for making the enveloping cells consists in: - a) considering G inter network scope of electronic communications as a virtual electronic device with an ERSOSF antenna array; - b) consider any enveloping optical cell "Cell //" as being a virtual ERSOSF antenna installed along the edge of the virtual box of a virtual electronic device; the four pseudo-satellites PSAT-A ⁇ , PSAT-B //, PSAT-C ⁇ , PSAT-D // which make up said cell are considered to be quite simply the four transmission-reception directions of said virtual ERSOSF antenna.
- This transposition of the enveloping optical cells into virtual ERSOSF antennas makes it possible to simplify periodic searches for identification and periodic and automatic storage in a dedicated dual-access RAM memory, of a triplet of three integers "(/, _ / , k) "by use algorithms similar to those making it possible to adapt APDLO, the ERSOSF antenna network of each of said terminals and other electronic devices.
- the FROP beam communications adapter (FIG.127-FIG.132) is called “ADAPT-COMFROP" and it is intended to adapt the links between the local OPFIBRE-LAN network and the SICOSF system, namely:
- the ADAPT-COMFROP adapter can be combined with one or more pseudo-photonic satellites to form a device that is both adapter and pseudo- photonic satellite, called “COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT” (FIG.133 to FIG.138), or both adapter and grouping of two pseudo-satellites, called “COMBINED-ADAPT-DUO-PSAT” (FIG.139 to FIG .144).
- the photonic interconnection gateway (FIG.212-FIG.213) is called “PPI-REPEATER”, and it is intended to connect two or more SICOSF systems, to form a network called “Network of SICOSF systems with PPI-REPEATER gateways
- Network of SICOSF systems with PPI-REPEATER gateways In order to allow mobile terminals and other electronic devices with an ERSOSF antenna network which are located within said network of SICOSF systems to form, inter alia, a communication network with a Peer-to-Peer architecture or an ad- hoc; note that the PPI-REPEATER gateway operates without an electrical power supply, but if you wish to use signals with particularly low amplitude, you can, if necessary, add an optical amplifier, of the RAMAN type, or of fiber doped with Terbium (EDFA), or semiconductor (SAO), or parametric.
- EDFA Terbium
- SAO semiconductor
- the link switching means are intended to manage the intercellular passages of mobile terminals or other electronic devices with an ERSOSF adaptive APDLO antenna array; the switches are made, among other things, so that the switchover of a communication in progress, from the OSF to the RF and vice versa, is done automatically without interruption, if: - a) A terminal passes from an optical or hybrid RF-Optical cell to an RF cell and vice versa; or
- the terminal or other electronic device Being located in a hybrid RF-Optical cell, said terminal or other electronic device encounters difficulties in accessing an optical cell.
- the means of supervision of the whole of said electronic communications system is intended, inter alia, for call establishment by OSF and / or by RF, and for the assignment of wavelengths and RF frequency of communications mobile terminals and other electronic devices with an adaptive ERSOSF antenna network APDLO.
- the communications protocols are intended, on the one hand, for links by OSF of the LOS direct-view propagation type between a network with a SICOSF system and mobile terminals and other electronic devices with an adaptive ERSOSF antenna network APDLO, and on the other hand, to Peer-to-Peer type connections between them.
- APDLO adaptive photonic or optoelectronic antenna arrays are, among others, the following:
- a terminal cellular mobile (FIG.19-FIG.22) and a large screen (FIG.23-FIG.24) both with an array of APDLO adaptive photonic or optoelectronic antennas can communicate directly without any external link device, and said terminal can even be used as a touchpad, ie touch pad or track pad; thus, the risks linked to electromagnetic RF pollution from WiGig technology, including, among other things, heavy suspicions of genotoxicity in the body in the medium or long term become zero.
- prior art mobile telephony via local OPFIBRE-LAN networks with SICOSF system.
- said cellular mobile telephone network will be automatically lightened from all mobile terminals located in a closed, stationary or itinerant environment; and the speeds of the links with the latter will be extremely high, comparable to those of a wired link by end-to-end optical fibers, i.e. "Fiber-To-The-Mobile-Chipset" or "FTTMC" links.
- the SICOSF system has many specific advantages, including, among others, the following: - a) It operates without an electrical power supply, or an electrical or optical connection cable; - b) It consumes no energy; - c) It is practically timeless and can cover very large areas; for example: - a continuous floor area of more than 240m 2 , can be covered by a SICOSF system having eight enveloping photonic cells (FIG.242-FIG.243), without any electrical or optical cable and without any electrical supply; - two separate floor areas of 30.25m2 each, distant from each other (FIG.212- FIG.213) and each having a SICOSF system, can be connected by the photonic interconnection gateway PPI-REPEATER, to virtually constitute a continuous surface of 60.50m2 on the floor; electronic devices with an APDLO network of photonic or optoelectronic antennas, located in the two surfaces will be able to communicate with each other by OSF of the LOS view-direct propagation type, for example peer-
- one of the main advantages of the present invention is a substantial improvement in both cellular mobile telephone networks of the prior art (“2G”, “3G”, “4G” or “5G”), associated mobile terminals and cordless mobile telephones, and other devices communicating by RF.
- This improvement allows, among other things, to substantially increase their data transfer speeds, reduce the risks of brain diseases for users, as well as electromagnetic RF pollution in enclosed environments which is currently the subject of very heavy suspicion of genotoxicity for Man and for all living organisms in the medium or long term.
- Figure 1 Sub-module for converting incident radiation emitted by sources located in a defined area into an emerging Mini-FROP beam.
- Figure 2 Exploded view of the sub-module of Figure 1.
- Figure 6 Optical diffusion sub-module.
- Figure 7 Exploded view of the sub-module of Figure 6.
- Figure 31 CONRO optical radiation concentrator type DTIRC for DCDC clusters, front, side, back, perspective and exploded views.
- Figure 32 DIFFRO optical radiation diffuser for DCDC clusters, front, side, back, perspective and exploded views.
- Figure 33 CONFROP and CONSOP optical converters, front, side, back, perspective and exploded views.
- Figure 34 DCDC cluster comprising “N” concentrators of CONRO optical radiation connected by a coupler of the combiner type to a CONSOP converter, perspective view.
- FIG. 35 DCDC cluster comprising "N" DIFFRO optical radiation diffusers connected by a splitter type coupler to a CONFROP converter, perspective view.
- Figure 36 DEVIFROP deflectors for installation in CF04 and CF03 conduits, top view and perspective.
- Figure 37 DEVIFROP diverter for installation in the CF02 duct, top view and perspective.
- Figure 38 DEVIFROP diverter for installation in CFOl conduits, top view and perspective.
- Figure 39 Correlation between the different lengths of DEVIFROP deflectors for the four conduits CFOl, CF02, CF03, CF04.
- Figure 40 to 41 Bare PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME structure with DCDC cluster of discrete concentrators and diffusers.
- Figure 42 to 43 DCDC pseudo-satellite at one level of CFO paths, perspective view and exploded view.
- Figure 44 to 45 DCDC pseudo-satellite with two levels of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 46 to 47 DCDC pseudo-satellite with four levels of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 48 to 49 DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME grouping structure of two naked pseudo-satellites with DCDC cluster of discrete concentrators and diffusers.
- Figure 50 to 51 DUO-PSAT grouping of two pseudo-DCDC satellites at a level of CFO paths, perspective view and exploded view.
- Figure 52 to 53 DUO-PSAT grouping of two DCDC pseudo-satellites with two levels of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 54 to 55 DUO-PSAT grouping of two DCDC pseudo-satellites with four levels of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 56 to 57 QUAT-PSAT grouping structure of four naked DCDC pseudo-satellites and fitted with DCDC cluster of discrete concentrators and diffusers.
- Figure 58 to 59 QUAT-PSAT grouping of four pseudo-DCDC satellites at one level of CFO paths, perspective view and exploded view.
- Figure 60 to 61 QUAT-PSAT grouping of four pseudo-DCDC satellites with two levels of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 62 to 63 QUAT-PSAT grouping of four pseudo-DCDC satellites with four levels of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 64 to 65 Substrate of the naked ConcentFuser.
- Figure 66 Photonic components to be placed by injecting PMMA into the ConcentFuser substrate.
- Figure 68 Bare PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part for the grouping of "N" ConcentFusers.
- Figure 70 PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME section with "N" ConcentFusers.
- Figure 71 to 72 ICDC pseudo-satellite at one level of CFO paths, perspective view and exploded view.
- Figure 74 to 74 ICDC pseudo-satellite with two levels of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 75 to 76 ICDC pseudo-satellite with four levels of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 77 to 78 DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME grouping structure of two naked pseudo-satellites packed with ICDC cluster of "2N" ConcentFusers.
- Figure 79 to 80 DUO-PSAT grouping of two ICDC pseudo-satellites at one level of CFO paths, perspective view and exploded view.
- Figure 81 to 82 DUO-PSAT grouping of two ICDC pseudo-satellites with two levels of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 83 to 84 DUO-PSAT grouping of two ICDC pseudo-satellites with four levels of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 85 to 86 QUAT-PSAT grouping structure of four naked ICDC pseudo-satellites with ICDC cluster of "AN" ConcentFusers.
- Figure 87 to 88 QUAT-PSAT grouping of four ICDC pseudo-satellites at one level of CFO paths, perspective view and exploded view.
- Figure 89 to 90 QUAT-PSAT grouping of four ICDC pseudo-satellites with two levels of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 91 to 92 QUAT-PSAT grouping of four ICDC pseudo-satellites with four levels of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 95 PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part of the FSI-CDC cluster with "N" optical concentrators and "N” optical diffusers.
- Figure 96 to 97 FSI-CDC pseudo-satellite at one level of CFO paths, perspective view and exploded view.
- Figure 98 to 99 FSI-CDC pseudo-satellite with two levels of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 100 to 101 FSI-CDC pseudo-satellite with four levels of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 102 to 103 Substrate of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME grouping of two pseudo-satellites, bare and furnished with an FSI-CDC cluster of "2N" optical concentrators and "2N” optical diffusers.
- Figure 104 to 105 DUO-PSAT grouping of two FSI-CDC pseudo-satellites at one level of CFO paths, perspective view and exploded view.
- Figure 106 to 107 DUO-PSAT grouping of two FSI-CDC pseudo-satellites with two levels of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 108 to 109 DUO-PSAT grouping of two FSI-CDC pseudo-satellites with four levels of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 110 to 111 Substrate of QUAT-PSAT grouping of four pseudo-satellites, bare and lined with LSI-CDC cluster of "AN" optical concentrators and "AN” optical diffusers.
- Figure 112 to 113 QUAT-PSAT grouping of four LSI-CDC pseudo-satellites at one level of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 114 to 115 QUAT-PSAT grouping of four LSI-CDC pseudo-satellites with two levels of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 116 to 117 QUAT-PSAT grouping of four LSI-CDC pseudo-satellites with four levels of CFO paths, exploded view and perspective view.
- Figure 118 A photonic pseudo-satellite has a linked orthonormal reference, engraved on its PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part, called “Clean Reference” and whose center is point O and the three axes are OX, OY, OZ.
- Figure 119 to 120 Example of the configuration method of the PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part of a pseudo-satellite PSAT, containing two optical converters CONSOP and CONFROP and two optical deviators DEVIFROP3 and DEVIFROP4.
- Figure 121 Exploded view of the PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE part.
- Figure 122 Example of the configuration method of the PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE part of a pseudo-satellite PSAT, containing two optical couplers, including a combine and a splitter.
- Figure 123 Exploded view of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE section.
- Figure 124 Exploded view of the QUAT -PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE section.
- Figure 125 Compositions of two photonic pseudo-satellites of a SICOSF system, including a PSAT-A ⁇ and a PSAT-B ⁇ .
- Figure 126 Compositions of two photonic pseudo-satellites of a SICOSF system, including a PSAT-C ⁇ and a PSAT-D ⁇ .
- Figure 127 Exploded view of an ADAPT-COMFROP adapter with a level of CFO conduits.
- Figure 128 Different views of an ADAPT-COMFROP adapter with a level of CFO conduits.
- Figure 129 Exploded view of an ADAPT-COMFROP adapter with two levels of CFO conduits.
- Figure 130 Different views of an ADAPT-COMFROP adapter having two levels of CFO conduits.
- Figure 131 Exploded view of an ADAPT-COMFROP adapter with four levels of CFO conduits.
- Figure 132 Different views of an ADAPT-COMFROP adapter having four levels of CFO conduits.
- Figure 133 to 134 Exploded view and perspective view of a COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT combined with a level of CFO conduits.
- Figure 135 to 136 Exploded view and perspective view of a COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT combined with two levels of CFO conduits.
- Figure 137 to 138 Exploded view and perspective view of a COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT combined with two levels of CFO conduits.
- Figure 139 to 140 Exploded view and perspective view of a COMBINED-ADAPT-DUO-PSAT combined with a level of CFO conduits.
- Figure 141 to 142 Exploded view and perspective view of a COMBINED-ADAPT-DUO-PSAT handset with two levels of CFO conduits.
- Figure 143 to 144 Exploded view and perspective view of a COMBINED-ADAPT-DUO-PSAT handset with four levels of CFO conduits.
- Figure 157 to 167 Perspective and zoom views of the elementary canonical SICOSF system RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC, optimized for a link with the local OPFIBRE-LAN network by a combined COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT adapter.
- Figure 168 to 184 Perspective and zoom views of the canonical SICOSF system composed of RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC, having two enveloping photonic cells.
- Figure 185 to 199 Perspective and zoom views of the canonical SICOSF system composed of RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC, having four enveloping photonic cells.
- Figure 200 to 211 Perspective and zoom views of the canonical SICOSF system composed of RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC, having eight enveloping photonic cells.
- FIG. 212 to 213 Photonic interconnection gateway PPI-REPEATER.
- Figure 214 to 220 Several views of cellular mobile RF-Optical communications terminals located in an elementary canonical SICOSF system RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC, optimized for a link with the local OPFIBRE-LAN network by an ADAPT-COMFROP adapter.
- Figure 221 to 227 Several views of cellular mobile RF-Optical communications terminals located in a basic canonical SICOSF system RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC, optimized for a link with the local OPFIBRE-LAN network by combined COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT adapter.
- Figure 228 to 234 Several views of cellular mobile RF-Optical communications terminals located in a canonical SICOSF system composed of RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC, having two enveloping photonic cells.
- Figure 235 to 241 Several views of cellular mobile terminals of RF-Optical hybrid communications located in a canonical SICOSF system composed of RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC, having four enveloping photonic cells.
- Figure 242 to 243 Several views of cellular mobile RF-Optical communications terminals located in a canonical SICOSF system composed of RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC, having eight enveloping photonic cells.
- VI.A.3 Variant No. 3 of the ERSOSF antenna VI.A.4 - Cellular mobile terminals and other electronic devices having a network of photonic or optoelectronic antennas adaptive in positions, directions of communications and wavelengths (APDLO)
- APDLO wavelengths
- VI.A.5 Method of communications between two devices TAEBDx and TAEBDz with an array of photonic or optoelectronic antennas
- APDLO Periodic searches for the identification of two triplets "( ' /, /, k)"
- VI.A.6 Method of communication between a TAEDBx device and “Q” TAEBDz /, TAEBDz :, TAEBDzg devices, with an adaptive photonic or optoelectronic antenna array APDLO - Periodic searches for the identification of “2 Q” triplets “ (i, j, k) "
- VI.A.7 Method for assigning wavelengths by a TAEDBx to “Q” devices TAEBDz /, TAEBDz :, TAEBDz // having networks of photonic or optoelectronic adaptive antennas APDLO - Spreading of the optical spectrum d transmission-reception by adaptive hopping of wavelength) VI.B - Inter-network extended with hybrid cells, RF and Optics, having a SICOSF system: Page 58 to 96
- VI.B.3 Method of communication between a local OPFIBRE-LAN network having a SICOSF system and “Q” TAEBDz /, TAEBDz :, TAEBDz // devices, having adaptive photonic or optoelectronic antenna networks
- VI.B.4 Method for allocating wavelengths by a local OPFIBRE-LAN network having a SICOSF system with “Q” devices TAEBDz /, TAEBDz :, TAEBDz / / having arrays of photonic or optoelectronic antennas adaptive APDLO - Spread of the optical emission-reception spectrum by adaptive wavelength hops - VI.B.5 - Method for increasing the speed of data transfer from a cellular RF communications network, prevention of the risk of brain diseases for users of mobile terminals, and reduction of related electromagnetic pollution RF signals from communicating devices in buildings
- VI.D - Manufacturing methods for FROP beam communications adapters and Photonic Adapter-Pseudo-Satellite handsets Page 129 to 136
- This part of the invention must be executed, preferably, by a person skilled in the art in the field of micro-manufacturing, photonics, optoelectronics and the programming of microcontrollers and their peripheral components, ie basic software, in English "core software”.
- Variant No. 1 of the ERSOSF antenna is a photonic variant, recommended for the creation of very high speed links between mobile terminals or other electronic devices and the local OPFIBER-LAN network, or between several mobile terminals or other electronic devices between them, ie Peer-to-Peer architecture.
- the theoretical transfer speeds of these links can reach those of wired fiber optic connections from end to end, while being a wireless communication system.
- Variant No.1 has two main versions, called variant No.1A and variant No.1B.
- Variant No. 1A uses reflection micro-mirrors, while in variant No. 1B the reflection micro-mirrors are replaced by micro segments of optical fiber.
- the reception module comprises “N” optical radiation conduits (CRO), where “N” is an integer greater than or equal to “ 1 ”which represents the number of receiving directions; these "N” CRO conduits cross the wall of the substrate and therefore of the terminal housing, if the construction of the latter is not modular.
- CRO optical radiation conduits
- Each CRO conduit contains photonic components, including: - a) a optical radiation concentrator intended for the transformation of incident radiation emitted by sources located in a delimited area of the space linked to said ERSOSF antenna, into a quasi-point source ; b) a collimation lens intended for the transformation of said quasi-point source into a mini-beam of emerging parallel optical rays (Mini-FROP); - c) if necessary, one or more reflective micro-mirrors making it possible to route, by successive reflections, the Mini-FROP beam emerging from the collimating lens, in order to allow it to arrive orthogonally on the filtering surface of the filter narrow bandpass optics below; - d) a narrow band-pass optical filter specific to the module considered, in the infrared or visible range, intended for filtering the Mini-FROP beam emerging from said collimation lens or, where appropriate, from a micro-mirror ; - e) a focusing lens intended for the transformation of the Mini-FROP beam emerging
- N 3 of the reception module of variant No. 1A (FIG.1-FIG.5), ie three reception directions, said optical radiation concentrator (100103, 200103, 400103) and said collimation lens (100101, 200101) are integrated into the same capsule (100102, 200102) to form a concentration and collimation sub-module; this sub-module (100100, 200100, 300100, 500100) is intended for the conversion of incident radiation emitted by sources located in a delimited area of space linked to said ERSOSF antenna, into an emerging Mini-FROP beam.
- lA (300200, 400200, 500200) contains photonic components, including: - a) a concentration and collimation sub-module (100100, 200100, 300100, 500100); - b) four reflective micro-mirrors (300204) making it possible to route, by successive reflections, the Mini-FROP beam emerging from the concentration and collimation sub-module (100100, 200 100, 300 100, 500 100), in order to allow it to d 'arrive orthogonally on the filtering surface of the narrow bandpass optical filter below; - d) a narrow bandpass optical filter specific to the module considered (300203, 400203, 500203), in the infrared or visible range, intended for filtering the Mini-FROP beam (3EFROP2) emerging directly from the sub-module concentration and collimation (100100, 200100, 300100, 500100) or, where appropriate, a Mini-FROP beam (3EFROP1 or 3EFROP3) emerging from a micro-mirror (300204); - e
- the reception module comprises “N” optical radiation conduits, where “N” is an integer greater than or equal to “1” which represents the number of receiving directions; these “N” CRO conduits cross the wall of the substrate and therefore of the terminal box, if the construction of the latter is not modular; each CRO conduit contains photonic components, including: - a) an optical radiation concentrator intended for the transformation of incident radiation emitted by sources located in a delimited area of the space linked to said ERSOSF antenna, into a quasi-point source ; - b) a segment of optical fiber intended to convey the concentrated radiation in the form of a quasi-point source to the focal point of the collimating lens below; - c) a collimation lens intended for the transformation of said quasi-point source into an emerging Mini-FROP beam, in order to allow it to arrive orthogonally on the filtering surface of the narrow bandpass optical filter below; - d) a narrow bandpass optical filter
- said optical radiation concentrator (1500504) is extended by a segment of optical fiber ( 15 Fiber-Segment) to route the concentrated radiation to the focal point of the collimation lens (1500502).
- IB (1500500) contains photonic components, including: - a) an optical radiation concentrator (1500504) intended for the transformation of incident radiation emitted by sources located in a defined area space linked to said ERSOSF antenna, in a quasi-point source; - b) a segment of optical fiber (15Fiber-Segment) intended to convey the concentrated radiation in the form of a quasi-point source to the focal point of the collimating lens below; c) a collimation lens (1500502) intended for the transformation of said quasi-point source into an emerging Mini-FROP beam, in order to allow it to arrive orthogonally on the filtering surface of the narrow bandpass optical filter after; - d) a narrow bandpass optical filter (1500503) specific to the module considered, in the infrared or visible range, intended for filtering the Mini-FROP beam emerging from said collimation lens; - e) a focusing lens (1500502) intended for the transformation of the Mini-FROP beam emerging from said optical filter, into a quasi-point
- the transmission module according to the photonic variant No. 1A of the ERSOSF antenna, comprises “N” CRO paths, where “N” is an integer greater than or equal to “1” which represents the number of receiving directions; these “N” CRO conduits cross the wall of the substrate and therefore of the terminal housing, if the construction of the latter is not modular.
- Each CRO conduit contains photonic components, including: a) an emission optical fiber for connecting said CRO to a photo-emitter; - b) a collimation lens intended for the transformation of a quasi-point source of radiation, transmitted by said emission optical fiber, into an emerging Mini-FROP beam; - c) a narrow band-pass optical filter specific to the module considered, in the infrared or visible range, intended for filtering the emerging Mini-FROP beam said collimating lens; - d) if necessary, one or more reflective micro-mirrors making it possible to route, by successive reflections, the Mini-FROP beam emerging from said narrow bandpass optical filter, in order to allow it to arrive orthogonally on the surface of the diffusion screen of the optical diffuser below; - e) an optical radiation diffuser intended for the transformation of the Mini-FROP beam emerging from said narrow bandpass optical filter or, where appropriate, from a micro-mirror, into an extended source of diffusion of optical radiation in a defined area of the space linked to said ERSOS
- said optical radiation diffuser (600302, 700302) is integrated into a capsule (600301, 700301) to form an optical diffusion sub-module; this sub-module (600300, 700300, 800300, 900300, 1000300) is intended for the conversion of an incident Mini-FROP beam into an extended source of radiation diffusion in a delimited area of the space linked to said ERSOSF antenna.
- lA (800400, 900400, 1000400) contains photonic components, including: - a) an emission optical fiber (800401, 900401, 1000401) for connecting said CRO to a photo-emitter; - b) a collimation lens (800402) intended for the transformation of a quasi-point source of radiation, transmitted by said emission optical fiber, into a Mini-FROP beam (8IFROP); - c) a narrow bandpass optical filter (800403, 900403, 1000403) specific to the module considered, in the infrared or visible range, intended for filtering the Mini-FROP beam (8IFROP) emerging from said collimation lens ; - d) four reflecting micro-mirrors (800404) making it possible to route, by successive reflections, the Mini-FROP beam emerging from said narrow bandpass optical filter, in order to allow it to arrive orthogonally on the surface of the screen of diffusion (600302, 700302) of the optical diffusion sub-module below; e) an optical radiation diffusion sub-
- the transmission module according to the photonic variant No. IB of the ERSOSF antenna, comprises “N” CRO paths, where “N” is an integer greater than or equal to “1” which represents the number of receiving directions; these “N” CRO conduits cross the wall of the substrate and therefore of the housing of the terminal, if the construction of the latter is not modular.
- Each CRO conduit contains photonic components, including: a) an emission optical fiber for connecting said CRO to a photo-emitter; - b) a collimation lens intended for the transformation of a quasi-point source of radiation, transmitted by said emission optical fiber, into an emerging Mini-FROP beam in order to allow it to arrive orthogonally on the filtering surface the optical filter below; c) a narrow band-pass optical filter specific to the module considered, in the infrared or visible range, intended for filtering the Mini-FROP beam emerging from said collimation lens; - d) an optical radiation diffuser intended for the transformation of the Mini-FROP beam emerging from said narrow bandpass optical filter, into an extended source of diffusion of optical radiation in a delimited area of the space linked to said ERSOSF antenna.
- the optical transmission fiber (800401, 900401, 1000401) to connect said CRO to a photo-emitter (1600601) is extended to route the radiation to the focal point of the collimation lens (1600602).
- IB (1600600) contains photonic components, including: - a) an emission optical fiber (1600601) for connecting said CRO to a photo-emitter; - b) a collimation lens (1600602) intended for the transformation of a quasi-point source of radiation, transmitted by said emission optical fiber, into a Mini-FROP beam in order to allow it to arrive orthogonally on the surface filtering the following optical filter; - c) a narrow bandpass optical filter (1600603) specific to the module considered, in the infrared or visible range, intended for filtering the Mini-FROP beam emerging from said collimation lens; - d) an optical radiation diffusion screen (1600604) intended for the transformation of the Mini-FROP beam emerging from said narrow bandpass optical filter, into an extended source of diffusion of optical radiation in a delimited area of the space linked to said ERSOSF antenna.
- an ERSOSF antenna having “N” transmission-reception directions and a single transmission-reception wavelength is formed by the juxtaposition of a reception module and of a transmission module having, on the one hand, respectively “N” directions of reception and “N” directions of emission where “N” is an integer greater than or equal to “1” and, on the other hand , narrow bandpass optical filters centered on the same wavelength; this single transmit-receive wavelength is designated by "Lmda-ER".
- an array of ERSOSF antennas having “M” distinct wavelengths and “N” transmission-reception directions where “M” and “N” are whole numbers greater than or equal to “1”, is formed by the juxtaposition of “M” ERSOSF antennas each having “N” transmission-reception directions and a single transmission-reception wavelength.
- the “M” wavelengths of said matrix are designated by Lmda-ERi, ..., Lmda- ERM.
- an ERSOSF antenna network, adaptive APDLO has:
- a reception module is called “Photonic Antenna with Integrated Selective Optical Filter for reception” or “Photonic FOSI reception antenna”
- a transmitting module is called “Photonic Antenna with Integrated Selective Optical Filter” or “Photonic FOSI transmitting antenna”
- an ERSOSF antenna is also called “Double-Photonic Antenna with Integrated Selective Optical Filter for transmission-reception” or “Double-FOSI photonic antenna for transmission-reception” or “FOSI Photonic antenna for transmission-reception”
- the array of ERSOSF antennas (FIG.ll to FIG.14 and FIG.17 to FIG.18) is also called “Array of double-FOSI photonic transmit-receive antennas” or “Array of antennas FOSI transmission-reception photonics ”.
- Variant No. 2 of the ERSOSF antenna is another photonic variant, recommended for the creation of very high speed links between mobile terminals or other electronic devices and the local OPFIBER-LAN network, or between several mobile terminals or other devices. electronic between them, ie Peer-to-Peer architecture. The transfer speeds of these links can reach those of wired fiber optic connections from end to end, while being a wireless communication system.
- This variant differs from the photonic variant No. 1 of the ERSOSF antenna in that the CRO conduits are devoid of selective optical filters; the selective optical filters being integrated at the level of the photo detectors and the photo-emitters.
- Variant N ° 2 has two main versions, called variant N ° 2A and variant N ° 2B.
- Variant No. 2A uses reflection micro-mirrors, while in variant No. 2B the reflection micro-mirrors are replaced by micro segments of optical fiber.
- the reception module comprises “N” CRO conduits, where “N” is an integer greater than or equal to “1” which represents the number reception directions; these “N” CRO conduits cross the wall of the substrate and therefore of the terminal box if the construction of the latter is not modular; each CRO conduit contains photonic components, including: - a) an optical radiation concentrator intended for the transformation of incident radiation emitted by sources located in a delimited area of the space linked to said ERSOSF antenna, into a quasi-point source ; b) a collimating lens intended for the transformation of said quasi-point source into a mini-beam emerging Mini-FROP; - c) where appropriate, one or more reflective micro-mirrors making it possible to route, by successive reflections, the Mini-FROP beam emerging from the collimating lens, in order to allow it to arrive parallel to the optical axis of the focusing lens below; - d) a focusing lens intended
- the reception module comprises “N” CRO conduits, where “N” is an integer greater than or equal to “1” which represents the number reception directions; these "N” CRO conduits pass through the wall of the substrate and therefore of the terminal housing if the construction of the latter is not modular; each CRO conduit contains photonic components, including: - a) a optical radiation concentrator intended for the transformation of incident radiation emitted by sources located in a delimited area of the space linked to said ERSOSF antenna, into a quasi-point source ; - b) a segment of optical fiber intended to convey the concentrated radiation in the form of a quasi-point source to the focal point of the collimating lens below; - c) a collimation lens intended for the transformation of said quasi-point source into an emerging Mini-FROP beam, in order to allow it to arrive parallel to the optical axis of the focusing lens below; - d) a focusing lens intended for the transformation of the
- the emission module according to photonic variant No. 2A of the ERSOSF antenna, comprises “N” optical radiation conduits CRO, where "N” is an integer greater than or equal to "1" which represents the number of directions of reception; these “N” CRO conduits cross the wall of the substrate and therefore of the terminal housing, if the construction of the latter is not modular.
- Each CRO conduit contains photonic components, including: a) an emission optical fiber for connecting said CRO to a photo-emitter with integrated narrow bandpass optical filter; - b) a collimation lens intended for the transformation of a quasi-point source of radiation, transmitted by said emission optical fiber, into a Mini-FROP beam; - c) where appropriate, one or more reflective micro-mirrors making it possible to convey, by successive reflections, the Mini-FROP beam emerging from said collimation lens, in order to allow it to arrive orthogonally on the surface of the screen diffusion of the optical diffuser below; - d) an optical radiation diffuser intended for the transformation of the Mini-FROP beam emerging from said collimating lens or, where appropriate, from a micro-mirror, into an extended source of diffusion of optical radiation in a delimited area of the space linked to said ERSOSF antenna.
- the transmission module according to the photonic variant No. 2B of the ERSOSF antenna, comprises “N” CRO paths, where “N” is an integer greater than or equal to “1” which represents the number of directions of reception; these “N” CRO conduits cross the wall of the substrate and therefore of the terminal housing, if the construction of the latter is not modular.
- Each CRO conduit contains photonic components, including: a) an emission optical fiber for connecting said CRO to a photo-emitter; - b) a collimation lens intended for the transformation of a quasi-point source of radiation, transmitted by said emission optical fiber, into an emerging Mini-FROP beam in order to allow it to arrive orthogonally on the diffusion surface the optical diffuser below; - c) an optical radiation diffuser intended for the transformation of the Mini-FROP beam emerging from said collimation lens, into an extended source of diffusion of optical radiation in a delimited area of the space linked to said ERSOSF antenna.
- an ERSOSF antenna having “N” transmission-reception directions is formed by juxtaposition of a reception module and a transmission module having respectively “N” reception directions and “N »Transmission directions where“ N ”is an integer greater than or equal to“ 1 ”.
- an array of ERSOSF antennas with “M” elements and “N” transmission-reception directions where “M” and “N” are whole numbers greater than or equal to “1”, is formed by the juxtaposition of “M” ERSOSF antennas each having “N” transmission-reception directions.
- an adaptive ERSOSF antenna array APDLO has: a) “L” identical arrays of ERSOSF antennas each having “M” elements and “N” emission directions -reception, where "L”, “M” and “N” are whole numbers greater than or equal to "1"; and
- a reception module is called “Neutral Photonic Reception Antenna”
- an emission module is called “Neutral Photonic Antenna for emission”
- an ERSOSF antenna is also known as “Neutral Photonic Transmitting-Receiving Antenna”
- the array of ERSOSF antennas is also called “Array of dual photonic antennas Neutral transmission-reception”.
- the system formed by the set of Neutral photonic antennas, the photo-transmitters with integrated narrow bandpass optical filters, the photo-detectors with integrated narrow bandpass optical filters, the SP AD and SPLO selection devices, the BSDLO beacons , the DTR-BSDLO beacon detectors, and the control microcontroller of the assembly, is called “NT-FOS Photonic Antenna Network Adaptive in positions, directions and wavelengths” or “NT- Photonic Antenna Network- FOS-APDLO ".
- Variant N ° 3 of the ERSOSF antenna is an optoelectronic variant, recommended for the creation of links with average bit rates compared to the bit rates of optical fibers, between mobile terminals or other electronic devices and the local OPFIBER-LAN network, or between several mobile terminals or other electronic devices between them, ie Peer-to-Peer architecture.
- This optoelectronic variant differs from photonic variants No. 1 and No.
- the photo detectors PIN Photodiodes
- the photo-emitters IR laser diodes, IR LEDs
- these electrical wires constitute low-pass filters which limit the bit rates, which explains why their theoretical data transfer speeds are relatively modest compared to those obtained with photonic antennas.
- the reception module comprises “N” photo-detectors, where “N” is a number integer greater than or equal to "1" which represents the number of directions of reception; each photo-detector is composed of: - a) a concentrator of optical radiation intended for the transformation of incident radiation emitted by sources located in a delimited area of the space linked to said ERSOSF antenna, into a quasi-point source; b) a collimation lens intended for the transformation of said quasi-point source into a Mini-FROP beam; c) a narrow band-pass optical filter specific to the module under consideration, in the infrared or visible range, intended for filtering the Mini-FROP beam emerging from said collimation lens; - d) a PIN type photodiode, intended to transform the Mini-FROP beam emerging from said optical filter, into electric current; - e) electrical wires intended to connect said photodiode to the electronic circuits for
- the emission module comprises “N” photo-emitters, where “N” is an integer greater than or equal to “1” which represents the number of directions of emission; each photo-emitter is made up of: - a) electrical wires to carry the signals transmitted by the electronic circuits for shaping the signals (operational amplifiers and others); - b) an IR laser diode or an IR FED connected to said electrical wires to transform the electrical signals into a source of optical radiation; - c) a collimation lens intended for the transformation of said radiation source into a Mini-FROP beam; - d) a narrow band-pass optical filter specific to the module considered, in the infrared or visible range, intended for filtering the Mini-FROP beam emerging from said collimating lens; - e) an optical radiation diffuser intended for the transformation of the Mini-FROP beam emerging from said narrow bandpass optical filter, into an extended source of diffusion of optical radiation in a defined area
- an ERSOSF antenna having “N” transmission-reception directions and a single transmission-reception wavelength is formed by the juxtaposition of a reception module and a transmission module having, on the one hand, respectively “N” directions of reception and “N” directions of emission where “N” is an integer greater than or equal to “1” and, on the other hand, optical bandpass filters narrow centered on the same wavelength; this single transmission-reception wavelength is designated by “Fmda-ER”.
- a matrix of ERSOSF antennas having “M” distinct wavelengths and “N” directions of emission-reception where “M” and “N” are whole numbers greater than or equal to “1”, is formed by the juxtaposition of "M” ERSOSF antennas each having "N” transmit-receive directions and a single transmit-receive wavelength; the “M” wavelengths of said matrix are designated by Lmda-ERi, .. Lmda-ERM.
- an adaptive ERSOSF antenna array APDLO has “L” identical arrays of ERSOSF antennas, each having “M” distinct wavelengths and “N” transmission-reception directions, where “L”, “M” and “N” are whole numbers greater than or equal to "1"; the "M” distinct transmission-reception wavelengths being designated by Lmda- ERi, ..., Lmda-ERM.
- a reception module is called “optoelectronic antenna with integrated selective optical filter for reception” or “optoelectronic antenna FOSI for reception”
- a transmitting module is called “Optical Antenna with Integrated Selective Optical Filter Emission” or “Optical FOSI transmitting antenna”
- an ERSOSF antenna is also called “Optoelectronic Double-Antenna with Integrated Selective Optical Filter for transmit-receive” or “FOSI Optoelectronic Double-Antenna for transmit-receive”
- the ERSOSF antenna array is also known as the FOSI transmit-receive optoelectronic dual antenna array.
- the system formed by all of the FOSI photonic antennas, the photo-emitters and the photo-detectors, the SP AD and SPLO devices, the BSDLO beacons, the DTR-BSDLO beacon detectors, and the microcontroller for controlling the whole is called "FOSI Optoelectronic Antenna Network Adaptive in positions, directions and wavelengths" or "FOSI-APDLO Optoelectronic Antenna Network”.
- VI.A.4 Cellular mobile terminals and other electronic devices having a network of photo or optoelectronic antennas adaptive in positions, directions of communications and wavelengths (APDLO)
- the box of a cellular mobile terminal or of another electronic device with integrated photonic or optoelectronic antenna array comprises “L” arrays of identical photonic or optoelectronic antennas which are distributed along “L” different edges of the housing, each matrix of photonic or optoelectronic antennas being composed of “M” photonic or optoelectronic antennas each having “N” transmit-receive directions, where "L", “M", “N” are whole numbers greater than or equal to "1"; each photonic antenna, whether photonic variant No. 1 or No. 2, or optoelectronic, is composed of two adjoining modules, one of which is a reception module and the other a transmission module.
- the manufacture of the housing is generally done by molding of the injected aluminum type.
- the matrix of photonic or optoelectronic antennas is obtained by assembling by collage "M” photonic or optoelectronic antennas each having "N" emission-reception directions. These manufacturing techniques are known to those skilled in the art.
- a cellular mobile terminal or other electronic device with an adaptive photonic or optoelectronic antenna array APDLO comprises a series of information, pre-recorded on an EPROM or EEPROM or Flash memory, relating to the supervision of the electronic communications system which it must train with the IRECH-RF-OP internetwork.
- this series of information contains at least the following elements:
- SIM card i.e. Subscriber Identity Module
- the frequency dedicated to RF communications with said calling establishment system is designated by "Mob-SCall- / RF".
- the frequency dedicated to RF communications with said call notification system is designated by "ob-SNotif- / Ri”.
- a cellular mobile terminal with an adaptive photonic or optoelectronic antenna network APDLO is configured so as to be able to operate with the stationary or traveling SICOSF system of the IRECH-RF-OP internetwork; this configuration is made so that:
- the Mob-SCall-LDosF wavelength is equal to the LAN-SCall-LDosF wavelength (*);
- the wavelength Mob-SNotif-LDosF is equal to the wavelength LAN-SNotif-LDosF (*);
- the Mob-SCall- / RF frequency is equal to the LAN-SCalL / kr frequency (*);
- the main means used to adaptively adapt APDLO, a cellular mobile terminal or another electronic device, both having a network of photonic or optoelectronic antennas are the following: a) BSDLO beacons which indicate the directions of emission-reception as well as the wavelengths of communications that are in use;
- DTR-BSDLO beacon detectors which identify BSDLO beacons and wavelengths of communications in progress from mobile terminals and other electronic devices operating nearby;
- SPLO periodic wavelength selection device
- a microcontroller programmed according to an algorithm allowing the periodic identification of the triplet "(/, /, k)".
- TAEBD Device or "TAEBD”, a Terminal or other Electronic Device or any Dedicated Box.
- Protocols Two examples of protocols are proposed below having means for making APDLO adaptive of photonic or optoelectronic antenna arrays; one of the protocols concerns a network of two TAEBD devices, while the other is a generalization to a network having more than two devices.
- VI.A.5 Method of communications between two devices TAEBDx and TAEBDz with an array of photonic or optoelectronic antennas
- APDLO Periodic searches for the identification of two triplets "(hj, k)"
- the TAEBDx device (FIG.19 to FIG.29) comprises “Ix” matrices with “Mx” photonic or optoelectronic antennas each having “Nx” directions of emission-reception where “Lx”, “Mx” and “Nx” are greater or equal whole numbers to "1";
- the “Lx” matrices of the TAEBDx device are designated by TAEBDx-Matrix-ERix where “ix” is an integer varying from “1” to “Lx”;
- the TAEBDx-Matrix-ERix "Lx" matrices are distributed along "Lx" edges of the TAEBDx device housing; the edge of the housing which is bordered by a TAEBDx-Matrix-ERix matrix is designated by TAEBDx-Edge-ERix;
- the two BSDLO tags of a TAEBDx-Matrix-ERix matrix are designated by TAEBDx-Matrix-ERix-BLS-
- the TAEBDz device (FIG.19 to FIG.29) comprises “Lz” matrices with “Mz” photonic or optoelectronic antennas each having “Nz” directions of emission-reception where “Lz”, “Mz” and “Nz” are whole numbers greater than or equal to "1";
- the “Lz” matrices of the TAEBDz device are designated by TAEBDz- Matrix-ERiz where “iz” is an integer varying from “1” to “Lz”;
- the TAEBDz-Matrix-ERiz "Lz” matrices are distributed along "Lz" edges of the housing of the TAEBDz device; the edge of the housing which is bordered by a TAEBDz-Matrix-ERiz matrix is designated by TAEBDz-Edge-ERiz;
- the two BSDLO tags of a TAEBDz-Matrix-ERiz matrix are designated by TAEBDz-Matri
- the communications protocol between two devices TAEDBx and TAEBDz includes means of periodic searches for the identification of two pairs of whole numbers "(ixo, kxo)" and "(izo, kzo)" which are such that at an instant " T ”, the photonic antennas of the TAEBDx-Matrix-ERixo and TAEBDz- matrices atrix- ER / b and their respective transmit-receive directions TAEBDx- Matrix-ERix ft -Dirfcc ft and TAEBDz-Mat ri x - E Rfoo- D i rkzo, are suitable for communication by OSF between the two devices.
- the assignment of a communications wavelength ie the "jo” parameter to obtain the two triples "(ixo, jo, kxo)" or "(izo, jo, kzo)" is performed on the basis a variable list, the content of which varies according to the state of the communications in progress.
- the content at time “T” of this variable list is obtained by set difference between a permanent list and the different wavelengths in use.
- the wavelengths in use are obtained periodically from the signals received by the beacon detectors TAEBDx-Matrix-ER x fl -DTR-BSDLO 1 and TAEBDx-Matrix-ER xe-DTR- BSDL02 or TAEBDz- Matrix-ER / z0-DTR-BSDLOl and TAEBDz- atrix-ER / e- DTR-BSDL02.
- the permanent list of available wavelengths is stored in a dedicated ROM memory installed in each of the devices.
- the wavelength acquisition periods in use can be defined either manually or established automatically from a combination of one or more signals supplied by the BSDLO beacons, with one or more signals supplied by at least an accelerometer integrated in one of the TAEBD devices.
- the communications network formed by the two devices TAEBDx and TAEBDz with an array of photonic or optoelectronic antennas APDLO is a network with a Master / Slave architecture
- their communication protocol includes means of periodic searches for identification edges of the two boxes and their emission directions- reception. These means use an algorithm taking place in the following way, or an algorithm giving equivalent results:
- the TAEBDx Master sends to the TAEBD Slave by OSF and / or by RF, a signal for allocation of time slot number and synchronization of the time base of its means for periodic selection of an Edge-ERi edge ⁇ ie an atrix-ER / ⁇ , and a direction of emission-reception TAEBDz- at i ⁇ x - ER Di rk of said matrix; and
- the TAEBD Slave varies "iz" from “1” to “Lz” and “kz” from “1” to “Nz”, and for each couple of whole numbers "(iz, kz ) »It transmits in the direction of emission-reception TAEBDz-Mat i ⁇ x - ER Di rkz, the beacons
- the TAEBDx Master varies “ix” from “1” to “Lx” and “kx” from “1” to “Nx”, and compares for each couple of whole numbers "(Ix, kx)" the powers of the signals received in the direction of transmission-reception TAEBDx-Matrix-ERix-DirAx, by its two beacon detectors TAEBDx-Matrix-ER / x-DTR-BSDLOl and TAEBDx-Matrix- ER x- DTR-BSDL02, at a reference power called iRef-Receiver, previously defined;
- the Master TAEBDx sends to the Slave TAEBD, - by OSF and / or RF a search stop signal, and saves the pair of integers “(ixo, kxo)” in a dedicated memory; and the TAEBD Slave, - saves the pair of corresponding whole numbers "(izo, kzo)" in a dedicated memory; then go to step c);
- the TAEBDx Master sends a search stop signal to the TAEBD Slave by OSF and / or by RF, and saves the pair of integers “(0,0)” in its dedicated memory; and the TAEBD Slave, - saves the pair of integers “(0,0)” in its dedicated memory; then b2.3 - As long as the time slot allocated to the TAEBDz Slave has not elapsed, start again from sub-paragraph bl); then
- the search periods of said periodic search means are determined either automatically from a signal or several signals supplied by at least one accelerometer integrated in one of the devices or manually by the user from a pre-recorded list in at least one of the devices.
- VI.A.6 Method of communications between a TAEDBx device and “Q” TAEBD3 ⁇ 4 TAEBD3 ⁇ 4 ..., TAEBDzg devices, with adaptive photonic or optoelectronic antenna array APDLO - Periodic searches for the identification of “2 Q” triplets “ (/, _ /, k) "
- the communications network formed by a TAEBDx device and “Q” other TAEBDz /, TAEBDzz, ..., TAEBDzg devices, with an adaptive photonic or optoelectronic antenna array APDLO is a network with a MASTER / SLAVE architecture
- their communication protocol includes means of periodic searches for the identification of the edges of the different boxes and their transmission-reception directions; these means use an algorithm taking place in the following way, with a generalization of the notations, or an algorithm giving equivalent results:
- the TAEBDx Master sends by OSF and / or by RF to the Slaves TAEBDz ⁇ , TAEBD3 ⁇ 4 ..., TAEBDz, a signal for allocation of time slot numbers, to each of them, and for general synchronization of time bases of their means for periodic selection of an edge Edgc-ER / zr /, ie a Matrix- ER izq, and of a direction of emission-reception TAEB Dz ⁇ / - at ri x - ER / z ⁇ / - D i ⁇ kzq of said matrix; "Q" being an integer varying from "1" to "Q"; and after that : - b)
- the TAEBDx Master initializes the variable “q” to “0”; then
- the Slave TAEBD - ⁇ / varies the parameter "izq" from “1” to “Lzq” and the parameter “kzq” from “1” to “Nzq”, and for each couple "(Izq, kzq)", it sends in the direction of transmission / reception TAEBDz ⁇ -Matrix-ERiz ⁇ -Dirfe ⁇ , the tags TAEBDz ⁇ / - atrix-ER /, " ⁇ / - BLS-BSDLO 1 and TAEBDz ⁇ y-Matrix- ER /, "i / -BLS-BSDL02 belonging to its matrix TAEBD ⁇ / - atrix- ERizq; and simultaneously;
- the TAEBDx Master varies the parameter "ix" from “1” to “Lx” and the parameter "kx” from “1” to “Nx” and compares, for each pair of integers “(ix, kx)”, the powers of the signals received in the direction of transmission-reception TAEBDx-Matrix-ER / x-DirAx, by the two tag detectors TAEBDx-Matrix-ERix-DTR-BSDLOl and TAEBDx-Matrix-ER x-DTR-BSDL02 belonging to its TA EB Dx- atrix- ER / x matrix, at a reference power called iRef-Receiver, previously defined;
- the Master TAEBDx sends to Slave TAEBDZÎ / by OSF and / or RF a search stop signal, and saves the pair “(ixqo, kxqo)” in a dedicated memory; and the TAEBDZÎ Slave / saves the corresponding “(izqo, kzqo)” couple in a dedicated memory; then go to step f);
- the TAEBDx Master sends to the TAEBDZÎ Slave / by OSF and / or by RF a search stop signal, and saves the pair of integers “(0,0)” in its dedicated memory; and the TAEBDZÎ Slave / saves the pair of integers "(0,0)” in its dedicated memory; then go to step e); - f) The AEBD Slave, - ⁇ / goes into IDLE mode, awaiting the next signal for allocation of time slot numbers and synchronization in order to start again from step b); then
- the search periods of said periodic search means are determined either automatically from a signal or several signals supplied by at least one accelerometer integrated in one of the devices, or manually by the user from a list pre-saved in at least one of the devices.
- VI.A.7 Method for assigning wavelengths by a TAEDBx to “Q” TAEBD ⁇ , TAEBD3 ⁇ 4 TAEBD devices having adaptive photonic or optoelectronic antenna arrays APDLO - Spreading of the optical transmission-reception spectrum by adaptive wavelength jumps
- the communications network formed by a TAEBDx device and “Q” other TAEBDz /, TAEBDz :, ..., TAEBDzg devices, with an adaptive photonic or optoelectronic antenna array APDLO is a network with a MASTER / SLAVE architecture
- the method assignment of wavelengths by the Master TAEBDx to each of the “Q” Slaves TAEBDz /, TAEBDz :, ..., TAEBDz // consists in: - a) considering the Master TAEBDx as being a local network OPFIBRE- Virtual LAN; - b) consider the "Q" Slaves TAEBDz /, TAEBDz :? , ..., TAEBDz // , as being virtual photonic pseudo-satellites.
- the IRECH-RF-OP internetwork is mainly intended for mobile terminals and other electronic devices having arrays of photonic or optoelectronic antennas, as described above in section III, in order to allow them to communicate in priority.
- OSF in practical conditions offering the user great freedom of movement.
- communications by OSF are very advantageous, since they make it possible to prevent the risks of brain diseases or other health problems, which are inherent in the RF signals of mobile devices of the prior art; moreover, the data transfer speeds can be extremely high compared to those of an RF link; these speeds can be similar to those of a wired link by fiber optic from end to end, while being a wireless communication system.
- the IRECH-RF-OP internetwork also makes it possible to substantially reduce RF electromagnetic pollution in closed or semi-closed environments, stationary or mobile, which are induced by local RF communication networks and terminals or other connected devices , forming part of the prior art.
- IRECH-RF-OP internetwork is formed by the interconnection of a RTMOB-RF cellular network, an OPFIBRE-LAN local area network, a BACKUP-RF-LAN back-up local area network.
- the RTMOB-RF cellular network is a telephony network of the prior art such as the "2G”, “3G”, “4G” or “5G” network or future developments or a similar network.
- the OPFIBRE-LAN local network is preferably a 10 Gigabits per second Ethernet, or 40 Gigabits per second Ethernet or Ethernet type network. 100 Gigabits per second or Ethernet 200 Gigabits per second or Ethernet 400 Gigabits per second.
- the BACKUP-RF-LAN local network is primarily intended for: - a) synchronization by RF of a time base of the OPFIBRE-LAN local network with the time base of the SPAD selection device of the mobile terminal and other electronic devices APDLO adaptive photonic or optoelectronic antenna array, for automatic adaptation to the positions of the latter and their users; - b) compensate by RF for any untimely obstruction of the optical radiation linking said mobile terminal or one of said other electronic devices with the local OPFIBRE-LAN network.
- the BACKUP-RF-LAN network can, for example, be built on the basis of a local communication standard of the prior art such as the Wi-Fi ® IEEE 802.11 standard of the organization Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, of which the acronym is IEEE, currently operating in the 2.4, 3.6 and 5 GHz frequency bands or on the Bluetooth ® standard of the Bluetooth Special Interest Group organization whose acronym is SIG, currently operating in the 2.4 GHz frequency band as well as on future developments of these two standards.
- a local communication standard of the prior art such as the Wi-Fi ® IEEE 802.11 standard of the organization Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, of which the acronym is IEEE, currently operating in the 2.4, 3.6 and 5 GHz frequency bands or on the Bluetooth ® standard of the Bluetooth Special Interest Group organization whose acronym is SIG, currently operating in the 2.4 GHz frequency band as well as on future developments of these two standards.
- the OPFIBRE-LAN and BACKUP-RF-LAN local networks must be deployed in the same environment; this environment, if stationary, should preferably be located within the coverage area of said RTMOB-RF network; if he is traveling, his route should preferably be located inside said coverage area.
- the SICOSF system is intended to be deployed in the environment of the local OPFIBRE-LAN network with which it is associated, mobile and closed or semi-closed, in an area without obstacle to the propagation of optical radiation having appropriate wavelengths; this area is called “SICOSF Optical Coverage Area”, abbreviated as ZCO-SICOSF, and also constitutes said Optical Coverage Area of said local OPFIBRE-LAN network.
- SICOSF Optical Coverage Area abbreviated as ZCO-SICOSF
- the SICOSF system communicates wirelessly, on the one hand, with said local OPFIBRE-LAN network by parallel optical beams (FROP) and, on the other hand, with mobile terminals and other electronic devices with photonic antenna array or adaptive optoelectronics APDLO which are located in the ZCO-SICOSF area by photonic pseudo-satellites (FIG. 42 to FIG. 47, FIG. 50 to FIG. 55, FIG. 58 to FIG. 63, FIG. 71 to FIG. 76, FIG. 79 to FIG. 84, FIG. 87 to FIG. 92, FIG. 96 to FIG. 101, FIG. 104 to FIG. 109, FIG. 112 to FIG. 117).
- FROP parallel optical beams
- the photonic pseudo-satellites are grouped in pairs or by four (FIG.50 to FIG.55, FIG.58 to FIG.63, FIG .79 to FIG. 84, FIG. 87 to FIG. 92, FIG. 104 to FIG. 109, FIG. 112 to FIG. 117).
- the ADAPT-COMFROP adapter (FIG. 127 to FIG. 132), for communication between the local OPFIBRE-LAN network and the SICOSF system, is intended to be connected, on the one hand, to the local OPFIBRE-LAN network by a fiber optic cable through the ICFO interface of the latter, and on the other hand, to the SICOSF system by FROP bundles (145ADAPT to 152ADAPT, 214ADAPT to 220ADAPT).
- the ADAPT-COMFROP adapter can be combined with one or more photonic pseudo-satellites (FIG.133 to FIG.144).
- the combination of an adapter with a photonic pseudo-satellite is intended to be connected, on the one hand, to the local OPFIBRE-LAN network by a fiber optic cable through the ICFO interface of the latter, and on the other hand , to the SICOSF system by FROP beams (157ADAPT-B11 to 161ADAPT-B11, 163ADAPT-B11,
- 165ADAPT-B11, 221ADAPT-B11 to 227ADAPT-B11 it is the same for a combination of an adapter with a grouping of two photonic pseudo-satellites (168ADAPT -B 11 A21 to 172ADAPT-B11A21, 174ADAPT-B11A21, 177ADAPT-B11A21, 182ADAPT-B11A21 to 190ADAPT-B11A21, 192ADAPT- B11A21 , 200 AD APT -B 11 A21 to 205ADAPT-B11A21, 207ADAPT-B11A21, 228ADAPT-B11A21 to 243ADAPT-B11A21).
- a photonic pseudo-satellite (FIG. 42 to FIG. 47, FIG. 71 to FIG. 76, FIG. 96 to FIG. 101) can be defined as a device operating without power or electrical or optical link cable, and having a chassis fitted with components allowing it mainly to (FIG. 34 to FIG. 39):
- Deviate from an angle with a predefined value (36DEVIFROP4, 36DEVIFROP3, 37DEVIFROP2, 38DEVIFROP1, 39DEVIFROP1, 39DEVIFROP2, 39DEVIFROP3, 39DEVIFROP4) one or more FROP beams which pass through it in an appropriate manner.
- Optical Coverage Area of the Pseudo-Satellite is called “Optical Coverage Area of the Pseudo-Satellite”, abbreviated as “ZCO-PSAT”.
- the number of photonic components that populate a pseudo-satellite depends on the location of the latter within the SICOSF system (FIG.119, FIG.120, FIG.125, FIG.126).
- the chassis of a photonic pseudo-satellite is called "PSAT-CHASSIS", and it is composed of three main parts called “PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME", “PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE” and “PSAT-CHASSIS- INTERFACE” ( FIG. 42, FIG. 44, FIG. 46, FIG. 71, FIG. 73, FIG. 75, FIG. 96, FIG. 98, FIG. 100).
- a photonic pseudo-satellite has a linked orthonormal reference (FIG. 118), engraved on the PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part, called “Clean Reference RO-OX-OY-OZ" and whose center is the point O and the three axes are OX, OY, OZ.
- the PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part (FIG.40 to FIG.42, FIG.69 to FIG.71, FIG.94 to FIG.96) has a portion in the form of a quarter of a hollow hemisphere with center O d and of radius Rd. This part is intended to be filled, on its quarter-hemispherical portion, mainly by the following components:
- a group of “N” concentrators of imaging or non-imaging optical radiation each abbreviated to “CONRO”, where “N” is an integer greater than or equal to “1”, making it possible to transform (FIG.31, FIG .66, FIG.67, FIG.93 to FIG.95) in a grouping of “N” quasi-point sources the radiations with appropriate wavelengths and whose sources are located at different places in the ZCO-PSAT area , which is included in the ZCO-SICOSF zone.
- These concentrators are oriented in such a way that their axes of symmetry are practically concurrent at the point O d (FIG. 69 to FIG.
- the ZCO-PSAT zone is essentially contained in the cone of center O d and whose director is the curve defined by the contour of the quarter-hemispherical surface of the PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME; in other words, it corresponds to the portion of this cone whose points are located at a distance from the center O d between Rd and a previously defined Maximum Distance, denoted Dmax; remember that the numerical value in steradians of the solid angle defined by such a cone is equal to p / 2.
- a group of “N” diffusers of standard or holographic optical radiation, each in abbreviation “DIFFRO”, making it possible to spread (FIG.32, FIG.33, FIG.66, FIG.67, FIG.93 to FIG. 95) a grouping of “N” quasi-point sources of radiation of appropriate wavelengths by substantially increasing their dimensions and diffusing them in the ZCO-PSAT area.
- Diffusers are oriented (FIG. 69 to FIG. 70) so that their axes of symmetry are practically concurrent at the point O d; which means that said predefined area of space is the same as that of Hubs.
- a protective cover for the CONRO optical concentrators and DIFFRO diffusers of the PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME (44PSAT-DCDC-CHASSIS- DOME-COVER, 71PSAT-ICDC-CHASSIS-DOME-LOADED, 96PSAT-LSI- CDC-CHASSIS-DOME -COVER), transparent to optical radiation with appropriate wavelengths.
- the PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part (FIG. 42 to FIG. 47, FIG. 71 to FIG. 76, FIG. 96 to FIG. 100, FIG. 119, FIG. 120) comprises several optical beam conduits, abbreviated as CFO , distributed on one or more levels in general at the rate of four conduits per level.
- CFO optical beam conduits
- CFO conduits belonging to the same level are characterized in that they have the same plane of symmetry, called “Level Plan”, abbreviated PNIV.
- the different PNIV planes of a photonic pseudo-satellite are parallel and equidistant; they are numbered, if there are at least two level plans, namely PNIV1, PNIV2, and so on (43PINV1, 45PNIV1, 45PNIV2, 47PNIV1 to 47PNIV4, 72PINV1, 74PNIV1, 74PNIV2, 76PNIV1 to 76PNIV4, 97PINV1, 99 , 99PNIV2, 101PNIV1 to 101PNIV4).
- the CFO conduits of the same photonic pseudo-satellite belonging to the PNIV plane, the number of which is equal to the whole number "k" are called PNIV / t-CFOl, PNIV / c-CF02, PNIV / c-CF03, PNIV / c- CF04; for example, PNIV1- CFOl, PNIV1-CF02, PNIV1-CF03, PNIV1-CF04 for the PNIV1 plan and PNIV2- CFOl, PNIV2-CF02, PNIV2-CF03, PNIV2-CF04 for the PNIV2 plan and so on (42PNIV1-CF01 to 42PNIV1-CF04, 44PNIV2-CF01 to 44PNIV2-CF04, 46PNIV4-CF01 to 46PNIV4-CF04, 71PNIV1-CF01 to 71PNIV1-CF04,
- the four paths CFO are called PNIV-CFOl, PNIV-CF02, PNIV-CF03, PNIV-CF04 and if no confusion is to be feared, then they are called CFOl, CF02, CF03, CF04.
- each of said CFO conduits can be described as being the union of two parts belonging to two cylindrical surfaces whose generating lines Dl and D2 are perpendicular and whose directing curves are two rectangles or two squares or two circles having the same dimensions.
- the PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part is intended to be mainly furnished by the following components (FIG.119, FIG.120): a) A point source optical converter in abbreviation CONSOP, allowing to transform (FIG.33, FIG.34 , 119CONSOP, 120CONSOP) a quasi-point source of emergent FROP beam radiation.
- the CONSOP converter is a centered optical system, connected to the said group of “N” concentrators by an optical coupler (340PC0UPLER-C0MBINER), called “CONSOP-CPLR”, the number of inputs of which is equal to “A” and the number of outputs is equal to "1"; this type of coupler is generally known in the field of photonics under the name of "Combine”.
- This converter is placed in a CFO conduit belonging to the PNI V / c level plane.
- CONFROP optical FROP beam converter
- CONFROP optical FROP beam converter
- the CONFROP converter which is identical to the CONSOP converter except that it does not have the same role as the latter, is connected to said group of "N" Diffusers by an optical coupler (350PC0UPLER-SPLITTER), called “CONFROP-CPLR ", The number of inputs of which is equal to" 1 "and the number of outputs of which is equal to" N "; this type of coupler is generally known in the photonics field under the name of "Splitter”.
- This converter is placed in a CFO conduit belonging to the same PNI V / c level plane as that of the CONSOP converter.
- CFO paths include FROP beam deflectors, abbreviated DEVIFROP, which are catoptric systems, intended to deviate by an angle equal to "90 °" any incident FROP beam (FIG. 36 to FIG. 39, 36DEVIFROP4, 36DEVIFROP3, 37DEVIFROP2, 38DEVIFROP1, 39DEVIFROP1, 39DEVIFROP2, 39DEVIFROP3, 39DEVIFROP1, 119DEVIFROP3, 119DEVIFROP4).
- DEVIFROP FROP beam deflectors
- PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE Fa part PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE (FIG. 42, FIG. 44, FIG. 46, FIG. 71, FIG. 73, FIG. 75, FIG. 96, FIG. 98, FIG. 100, FIG. 121, FIG. 122) is fixed by screwing on the PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part and by gluing on the PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part to assemble them and it contains the following main elements:
- a fiber optic winding drum called PSAT-DRUM and a cradle, called PSAT-CRADLE, which placed inside said drum.
- the PSAT-CRADLE cradle is intended to be occupied by the CONSOP-CPLR (340PC0UPLER-C0MBINER) and CONFROP-CPLR (350P COUPLER-SPLITTER) optical couplers.
- the PSAT-DRUM drum (121INTERFACE- DRUM) is intended for winding the optical fibers (34N-CONRO-FROP, 35FROP-N-DIFFRO) of said couplers before being connected respectively, on the one hand, to the CONSOP converter ( 34CONSOP) and to the group of “N” CONRO concentrators, and on the other hand, to the CONFROP converter (35CONFROP) and to the group of “N” diffusers.
- the diameter of the PSAT-DRUM drum must be such that the winding around, of said optical fibers makes it possible to respect the technical constraints inherent in any optical fiber, namely the minimum radius of curvature below which it may result in severe performance degradations. .
- the photonic pseudo-satellites which are intended to meet side by side in pairs, three or four in the formation of optical cells, can be replaced respectively by a duo, a trio, or a quartet of equivalent photonic pseudo-satellites, called DUO-PSAT, TRIO-PSAT and QUATUOR-PSAT or QUAT-PSAT respectively.
- duo FIG.51, FIG.53, FIG.55, FIG.80, FIG.82, FIG.84, FIG.105, FIG.107, FIG.109
- trio and quartet FIG.59, FIG .61, FIG. 63, FIG. 88, FIG. 90, FIG. 92, FIG. 113, FIG.
- FIG. 117 allow reduce the dimensions of the assembly and share certain elements such as the optical fiber winding drums and the cradles of the CONSOP-CPLR and CONFROP-CPLR optical couplers; indeed, we use a single drum and a single cradle instead of two, three, or four.
- the DUO-PSAT, TRIO-PSAT and QUAT-PSAT are obtained by reshaping the corresponding parts of the chassis of the photonic pseudo-satellites which compose them; after remodeling, the chassis parts are called DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME, DUO-PSAT - CHASSIS-BASE and DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE, for those of DUO-PSAT; TRIO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME, TRIO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE and TRIO-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE, for those of TRIO-PSAT; QUAT-PSAT- CHASSIS-DOME, QUAT-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE and QUAT-PSAT-CHASSIS- INTERFACE, for those of QUAT-PSAT.
- the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part has a half-hemisphere-shaped portion (FIG. 48 to FIG. 50, FIG. 77 to FIG. 79, FIG. 102 to FIG. 104) hollow with center O d and of Rd radius, comprising "2 x N" CONRO optical concentrators, "2 x A” DIFFRO optical diffusers.
- the TRIO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part has a portion in the form of a three-quarter of a hollow hemisphere with center O d and radius Rd, comprising "3 x N" optical concentrators CONRO, "3 x A" diffusers DIFFRO optics.
- the QUAT-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part has a portion in the shape of a hemisphere (FIG. 56 to FIG. 58, FIG. 85 to FIG. 87, FIG. 110 to FIG. 112) hollow with center O d and of radius Rd, comprising "4 x A” optical concentrators CONRO, "4 x A” optical diffusers DIFFRO; "A” is an integer greater than or equal to "1" which represents the number of CONRO optical concentrators and DIFFRO optical diffusers of a photonic pseudo-satellite.
- the Clean Benchmark of each of said groupings being the Clean Benchmark of one of the pseudo-satellite which composes it, namely an R-O-OX-OY-OZ benchmark (FIG.118).
- the set of interdependent photonic pseudo-satellites (FIG. 145 to FIG. 243) forming part of a SICOSF system is called "Network of photonic pseudo-satellites".
- Network of photonic pseudo-satellites a network of photonic pseudo-satellites in which the axes of the FROP routes are parallel or orthogonal is called “Canonical network of photonic pseudo-satellites”; in this case, the number of CFO conduits per level is generally equal to four.
- the route of a FROP beam from its starting point to its ending point is called “Route-Photonique” or “Photonic-Route”. All the FROP beam routes of a network of photonic pseudo-satellites is called “Photonic-Route-Network” or "Photonic-Route-Network”.
- An ADAPT-COMFROP adapter for communication by FROP beams, can be defined as being a device operating without power supply or electrical connection cable, but with a fiber optic cable (1270PTICAL-FIBER-H0LE, 1280PTICAL -FIBER-H0LE, 130OPTICAL- FIBER-HOLE, 1320PTICAL-FIBER-H0LE), and having a chassis fitted with components allowing it mainly to:
- 15241C11 generated by photonic pseudo-satellites (145A11, 145B11, 145C11, 145D11, 146A11, 146B11, 146C11, 146D11, 147A11, 147B11, 147C11, 147D11, 148A11, 148B11, 148C11, 148D11, 149A11, 149B11, 149C11, 149D11 150A11, 150B11, 150C11, 150D11, 151A11, 151B11, 151C11, 151D11, 152A11, 152B11, 152C11, 152D11) of the SICOSF system (FIG. 145 to FIG. 156) to convert them into as many quasi-point sources of optical radiation as 'there is a photonic pseudo-satellite; then transmit each of said quasi-point sources by an optical fiber dedicated to the local OPFIBRE-LAN network;
- a FROP beam emitted by a photonic pseudo-satellite "PSAT-X // or Xij or X” is designated by "41 Xij or 41X”
- a FROP beam intended for a photonic pseudo-satellite “PSAT-X // or Xij or X” is designated by “42 X // or 42X”
- the method of designating the photonic pseudo-satellites of a SICOSF system is detailed in the paragraphs relating to the creation of canonical networks.
- ADAPT-CHASSIS The chassis of an ADAPT-COMFROP adapter is called “ADAPT-CHASSIS” and it is made up of three main parts (FIG.127, FIG.129, FIG.131), called “ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE” (127ADAPT-CHASSIS - BASE, 129ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE, 131DAPT-CHASSIS-BASE), "ADAPT- CHASSIS-INTERFACE” (127ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE, 129ADAPT- CHASSIS-INTERFACE, 131DAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE), and "ADAPT- CHASSIS-PROTECTIVE COVER "(127ADAPT-CHASSIS-COVER,
- an ADAPT-COMFROP adapter has a linked orthonormal reference, engraved on the ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE part, called "Clean Reference RO-OX-OY-OZ" and whose center is point O and the three axes are OX, OY, OZ.
- the ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE part includes one or more through holes for fiber optic cables intended to connect the ADAPT-COMFROP adapter to the local OPFIBRE-LAN network via the latter's ICFO interface (1280PFIBER- HOLE, 130OPFIBER- HOLE, 1320PFIBER-H0LE); it also includes, like the PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part of the chassis of the photonic pseudo-satellite, several CFO paths distributed over one or more levels at the rate of four per PNIV Level Plan (127PNIV1, 128PNIV1, 129PNIV2, 131PNIV4); the different Level Plans are parallel and equidistant; the Level Plans and CFO conduits are numbered in the same way as those of the PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part (127PNIV1-CF01, 127PNIV1-CF02, 127PNIV1-CF03, 127PNIV1-CF04, 129PNIV2-CF01, 129PNIV2-CF02, 129PNIV
- the number of levels is at least equal to the number of levels of a photonic pseudo-satellite of the SICOSF system, knowing that all the pseudo-satellites forming part of the same SICOSF system preferably have the same number of levels.
- the CFO conduits of the ADAPT-COMFROP adapter are dedicated exclusively to said CONSOP and CONFROP optical converters (FIG. 33) for exchange of optical signals by FROP beams between the local OPFIBRE-LAN network and the SICOSF system.
- the internal surface of each of the CFO conduits can be described as being a portion of a cylindrical surface whose directing curve is a rectangle or a square or a circle.
- the ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE part is mainly intended for the installation of the following components: a) Several CONSOP optical converters (128CONSOP, 130CONSOP, 132CONSOP) at the rate of a photonic pseudo-satellite converter appearing in the SICOSF system. b) Several CONFROP optical converters (128CONFROP, 130CONFROP, 132CONFROP) on the basis of a photonic pseudo-satellite converter appearing in the SICOSF system. c) Protective caps for CFO conduits, transparent to optical radiation with appropriate wavelengths.
- the ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE part (127ADAPT-CHASSIS- INTERFACE, 129ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE) is similar to that of a DUO-PSAT (123DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE) and is screwed onto the ADAPT-CHASSIS part -BASE and it is composed of the following main elements:
- a drum of windings (123INTERFACE-DRUM) of optical fibers called “ADAPT-DRUM” and if necessary, a cradle, called “ADAPT-CRADLE”, which placed inside said drum.
- the ADAPT-DRUM drum is intended for the winding of optical fibers enabling the CONSOP and CONFROP optical converters to be connected to the ICFO interface of the local OPFIBRE-LAN network.
- the diameter of the ADAPT-DRUM drum is such that the winding around said optical fibers makes it possible to comply with the technical constraints inherent in any optical fiber.
- the ADAPT-CHASSIS-PROTECTIVE COVER part (127ADAPT-CHASSIS- COVER, 128ADAPT-CHASSIS-COVER, 129ADAPT-CHASSIS-COVER, 130ADAPT-CHASSIS-COVER, 132ADAPT-CHASSIS-COVER) is a protective cover for the upper part of the ADAPT-COMFROP adapter; it may be opaque. This protective cover is fixed on the ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE part thanks to the four locking / unlocking devices by latches.
- an ADAPT-COMFROP adapter can be integrated directly into one or more modified photonic pseudo-satellites, to form only one combined device; the modifications are carried out so that the photonic pseudo-satellites of the combined device can communicate with the local OPFIBRE-LAN network by optical fibers without passing through FROP beams.
- the resulting combined devices are called "COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT", “COMBINED-ADAPT-DUO-PSAT”, “COMBINED-ADAPT-TRIO-PSAT”, “COMBINED-ADAPT-QUATUOR-PSAT", if they are respectively from a combination with one, two, three, four modified photonic pseudo-satellites (FIG. 133 to FIG. 144).
- Canonical networks of photonic pseudo-satellites are classified into two categories, called “Elementary Canonical Network of Photonic Pseudo-Satellites”, in abbreviation RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC and “Canonical Network Composed of Photonic Pseudo-Satellites”, in abbreviation RCC-PSAT -PHOTONIC.
- RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC The elementary canonical network of RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC photonic pseudo-satellites (FIG. 145 to FIG. 167) is intended to cover an area of space in the shape of a rectangular parallelepiped of length equal to "a", of width equal to "h” and of height equal to "h", called “Enveloping Optical Cell” or “Enveloping Optical Cell”, in short ENVOPCell or Cell, the base of which is delimited at the floor by a rectangle ABCD of length equal to "a”, of width equal to "h” where "a" and "b” are numbers less than 6.25m and "h” a number between 2.50m and 2.80m.
- RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC network has two main variants, called "RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC -Type I" and "RCE-PSAT-PHOT ONIC-T ype II".
- the RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC-Type I variant (FIG. 145 to FIG. 156, FIG. 214 to FIG. 220) is optimized for a link with the local OPFIBRE-LAN network by an ADAPT-COMFROP adapter; it comprises four photonic pseudo-satellites called "PSAT-A”, “PSAT-B”, “PSAT-C” and “PSAT-D”; if there is no confusion, they are also called “A”, “B", “C”, “D” respectively.
- the position of the ADAPT-COMFROP adapter within the RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC-Type I Network can be achieved so that in the orthonormal reference frame Rl-Ol-OIXl-OlYl-OlZl, on the one hand, the coordinates of the origin O of its own reference RO-OX-OY-OZ are equal to the numbers "al 2", "0" and "h” and, on the other hand, the axes OX and OZ are respectively parallel to axes 01 Y1 and OlZl but in opposite directions; while Tax OY is parallel to Tax OlYl and has the same meaning.
- the RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC-Type II variant (FIG. 157 to FIG. 167, FIG. 221 to FIG. 227) is optimized for a link with the local OPFIBRE-LAN network by a COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT adapter; it differs from that of Type I in that one of the photonic pseudo-satellites is replaced by this adapter which, as specified in a previous paragraph, is a combination of the ADAPT-COMFROP adapter and a photonic pseudo-satellite amended. All the devices of the canonical network RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC have CFO conduits on one level.
- RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC-Type I and RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC-Type II variants are as follows: a) Elementary Canonical Network RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC- Type I (FIG. 145 to FIG. 156, FIG. 214 to FIG. 220): The composition and deployment of the four photonic pseudo-satellites PSAT-A, PSAT-B, PSAT-C and PSAT-D are carried out as follows: - al) Composition and coordinates of deployment of the PSAT-A photonic pseudosatellite (FIG. 125, FIG.
- the CONSOP optical converter is installed in the conduit CF03 so that the FROP beam (15341A11) emerging from the conversion of the quasi-point source, ie parallel to the OY of the proper coordinate system (FIG. 118).
- the CONFROP optical converter is installed in the CF04 conduit so that the incident FROP (15342A11) beam which is parallel to Y OY of the reference frame can be converted into a quasi-point optical source.
- DEVIFROP deflectors which are installed in the CFOl and CF02 conduits;
- DEVIFROP (15371D11) of the CFOl conduit is intended to deflect by 90 ° any FROP beam entering parallel to the axis OX of the proper reference frame to make it parallel to the axis OY;
- DEVIFROP (15372D11) of the CF 02 conduit is intended to deflect by 90 ° any FROP beam entering parallel to the OY axis of the proper reference point to make it parallel to the OX axis.
- the position of the pseudo photonic satellite PSAT-A (153A11) within the RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC network is such that in the orthonormal reference frame Rl-Ol-OIXl-OlYl-OlZl, on the one hand, the coordinates of the origin O of its own reference RO-OX-OY-OZ are equal to the numbers "0", "0" and "h” and, on the other hand, the axes OX and OY are respectively parallel and in the same direction as the axes OlYl and 01X1; while the axis OZ is parallel to the axis OlZl but in the opposite direction, ie oriented towards the floor.
- composition and deployment coordinates of the PSAT-B Photonic Pseudo- Satellite (FIG.125, FIG.154, 154B11):
- the composition and deployment coordinates of the PSAT-B photonic pseudo-satellite are made in such a way as to what it becomes the symmetric of the photonic pseudo-satellite PSAT-A compared to the plane orthogonal to the axis 01X1 at the point whose abscissa equal to "al 2" in the orthonormal reference frame Rl-Ol-OIXl-OlYl-OlZl .
- Composition and coordinates of deployment of the photonic psatosatellite PSAT-C (FIG. 126, FIG. 155, 155C11): It does not include any DEVIFROP deflector.
- the CONSOP optical converter is installed in the CFOl conduit so that the FROP beam (15541C11) emerging from the conversion of the quasi-point source, is parallel to the axis OX of its own coordinate system (FIG.118).
- the CONFROP optical converter is installed in the CF 02 conduit so that the incident FROP beam (15542C11) which is parallel to YOX can be converted into a quasi-point optical source.
- the position of the pseudo photonic satellite PSAT-C (155C11) within the RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC Network is such that in the orthonormal reference frame Rl-Ol-OIXl-OlYl-OlZl, on the one hand, the coordinates of the origin O of its own reference RO-OX-OY-OZ are equal to the numbers "a", "b” and "h” and, on the other hand, the axes OX, OY and OZ are respectively parallel to the axes OlYl, 01X1 and 01 ZI but in opposite directions.
- composition and deployment coordinates of the PSAT-D photonic pseudosatellite (FIG.126, FIG.156, 156D11): The composition and deployment coordinates of the PSAT-D (156D11) photonic pseudo-satellite are performed so that it becomes the symmetric of the pseudo photonic satellite PSAT-C with respect to the orthogonal plane at Tax 01X1 at the point whose abscissa equal to "al 2" in the orthonormal reference frame R1-01-01X1-01Y1-01Z1.
- b) Canonical network RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC-Type II (FIG. 157 to FIG. 167, FIG. 221 to FIG.
- COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT-B adapter (158ADAPT-B11, 159ADAPT-B11, 160ADAPT-B11, 161ADAPT-B11, 163ADAPT-B11, 165ADAPT- B11) naturally has no DEVIFROP diverter and its optical converters are distributed as follows:
- Two CONFROP optical converters (16562D11, 16562C11) are installed in the CFOl duct so that the two incident FROP beams (16541D11, 16541C11) can be converted into two quasi-point optical sources, one of which is parallel to Tax OX and the other to OY tax of the own benchmark.
- Two CONSOP optical converters (16561D11, 16561C11) are installed in the CF02 conduit so that the two emerging FROP beams (16542D11, 16542C11) of the conversion of two quasi-point sources, are parallel one to Tax OX and the other to Tax OY of the own benchmark.
- a CONFROP optical converter (16562A11) is installed in the CF03 conduit so as to be able to convert an incidental FROP beam (16541A11) parallel to the OX tax of the reference frame into a quasi-point optical source.
- a CONSOP optical converter (16561A11) is installed in the CF04 conduit so that the FROP beam emerges (16542A11) from the conversion of a quasi-point source, ie parallel to the OX axis of the Clean Bench.
- the canonical compound network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC is intended to cover large areas of space having the form d 'a rectangular parallelepiped whose length is equal to "m" times the length "a" of the canonical network RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC and whose width is equal to "" "times the width” b "; the height is unchanged, i.e.
- the canonical compound network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC is a juxtaposition of "x""ENVOPCell cells, as explained above in the part relating to the elementary canonical network RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC; this set of cells forms an enveloping matrix of optical cells, in the algebraic sense of the term, abbreviated to M-ENVOPCell or Cell, having “m” columns and “n” rows whose elements are called “ENVOPCell // ' ” or “Cell // ' ”; the cell ENVOPCell // 'being that which is located on the column and row numbers which are respectively equal to' / 'and' / ''.
- the orthonormal reference frame R1-01-01X1-01Y1-01Z1 linked to the matrix M-ENVOPCell is defined in the same way as in the case of the elementary network RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC.
- Each ENVOPCell-ij cell where “/” is an integer between “1” and “m” and “j” an integer between “1” and “n”, has four photonic pseudo-satellites called “PSAT-A -Cell ⁇ ",” PSAT-B-Cell ⁇ ",” PSAT-C-Cell ⁇ ",” PSAT-D- Cell ⁇ "or” PSAT-A ⁇ "," PSAT-B ⁇ ",” PSAT-C ⁇ ",” PSAT-D ⁇ »If no confusion is to be feared.
- the CFO conduits of the canonical network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC are on one or more levels.
- Canonical networks RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC are classified into several categories according to the number of levels of CFO conduits they have; those with one, two, three, four levels and so on, are respectively named "RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-OneLevel”, “RCC- PSAT-PHOTONIC-TwoLevels”, “RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-ThreeLevels",
- RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-FourLevels Each of these categories has three main variants which are optimized for a link with the local OPFIBRE-LAN network via the adapters ADAPT-COMFROP, COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT, COMBINED-ADAPT-DUO-PSAT.
- the variants of the canonical network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC which are produced below are those of the categories RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-OneLevel, RCC-PSAT-PHOT ONIC-T woLevels and RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-FourLevels. These are the following variants:
- RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-OneLevel- Type ll (FIG.168 to FIG.181): This is the variant optimized for the COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT adapter. This is a special case having a single ENVOPCell cell, which makes it quite simply an elementary canonical network RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC-Type II such as that carried out previously (FIG. 157 to FIG. 167, FIG. 221 to FIG. 227).
- RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-OneLevel- Type IIE (FIG.168 to FIG.181, FIG228 to FIG.234): It is the variant optimized for the COMBINED-ADAPT-DUO-PSAT adapter.
- This network is obtained by adding to the canonical network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-OneLevel-Type II (FIG. 157 to FIG. 167, FIG. 221 to FIG. 227) its symmetrical with respect to the orthogonal plane with Tax 01X1 at the point whose l 'abscissa equal to' a 'in the orthonormal coordinate system Rl-Ol-OIXl-OlYl-OlZl.
- the canonical network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-OneLevel-Type IIE includes two ENVOPCelUi cells and ENVOPCcll2 / forming an M-ENVOPCell matrix whose number of columns is equal to "2" and the number of rows equal to "1" and where cell ENVOPCell 7 is the symmetric of cell ENVOPCell / / which is identical to cell ENVOPCell of the elementary canonical network RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC-Type IL
- the four photonic pseudo-satellites of the ENVOPCell cell / / are therefore normally PSAT-A / /, PSAT-B / /, PSAT-C / /, PSAT-D / / and the four Photonic Pseudo- Satellites of the cell ENVOPCcll-2 / are PSAT-A2 /, PSAT-B2 /
- COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT-B / / and its symmetrical adapter called COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT-A21
- COMBINED-ADAPT-DUO-PSAT adapter which includes two modified pseudo-satellites which are their equivalents; this adapter is called, with reference to the two pseudo-satellites PSAT-B 11 and PSAT-A2 / which it replaces, COMBINED-ADAPT -DUO-P SAT -B 77 - A 21.
- the pseudo-satellites PSAT-C / / and PSAT-D2 / are suitable for forming the duo DUO-PSAT-C77-D27; which corresponds in the generic designation DUO-PSAT-X /? c / -Yr.s in the case where "X" is equal to "C”;"Y” is equal to "D";"P",”r” respectively equal to "1” and "2";"Q”,”s” respectively equal to "1” and "1".
- composition and the deployment coordinates of the six photonic pseudo-satellites PSAT-A 77, PSAT-D / /, PSAT-B 21, PSAT-C2 /, DUO-PSAT-C / 1- ⁇ 21 are carried out as follows:
- Photonic pseudo-satellites PSAT-A77 and PSAT-D77 The two photonic pseudo-satellites PSAT-A1.1 (173A11) and PSAT-D1.1 (173D11) are respectively identical to the photonic pseudo-satellites PSAT- A (161A11, 162A11) and PSAT-D (161D11, 162D11) of the elementary canonical network RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC-Type II (FIG. 157 to FIG. 167) and they have the same deployment coordinates.
- PSAT-B27 and PSAT-C.27 photonic pseudo-satellites The composition and deployment coordinates of the PSAT-B27 (169B21, 170B21, 171B21, 175B21) and PSAT-C 7 pseudo-satellites (169C21 , 170C21, 171C21, 175C21) are made so that they become respectively the symmetric of the photonic pseudo-satellites PSAT-A77 and PSAT-D77 with respect to the plane orthogonal to Tax 01X1 at the point whose abscissa equal to "a In the orthonormal coordinate system R1-01-01X1-01Y1-01Z1.
- composition of the part corresponding to PSAT-D2 / of the DUO-PSAT-C11-D21 group is such that the latter is the symmetric of the PSAT-C11 part with respect to the plane orthogonal to the axis OX at point O in the coordinate system clean of DUO-PSAT-C77-D27.
- RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-TwoLevels- Type l This is the variant optimized for the ADAPT-COMFROP adapter.
- This network is composed of two cells ENVOPCcll / / and ENVOPCcll / 2 forming an M-ENVOPCell matrix whose number of columns is equal to "1" and the number of rows equal to "2"; the four photonic pseudo-satellites of the cell ENVOPCell77 are therefore normally PSAT-A 11, PSAT-B / /, PSAT-C //, PSAT-D // and the four photonic pseudo-satellites of the cell ENVOPCell- 12 are PSAT -A72, PSAT-B72, PSAT-C72, PSAT-D72.
- the photonic pseudo-satellites PSAT-C 11 and PSAT-B / 2 are suitable for forming the duo DUO-PSAT-C // - B 12; which corresponds in the generic designation DUO-PSAT-X /? c / -Yr.s in case "X" is equal to "C”; "Y” is equal to "B”; "P” and “r” respectively equal to “1” and “1”; "Q” and "s” respectively equal to "1” and "1".
- the pseudo photonic satellites PSAT-D / / and PSAT-A / 2 are suitable for forming the duo DUO-PSAT-D // - A / 2; which corresponds in the generic designation DUO-PSAT-X /? c / -Yr.s in case "X" is equal to "C”; "Y” is equal to "A”; "P” and “r” respectively equal to “1” and “2”; "Q”, and "s” respectively equal to "1” and "2".
- composition and deployment coordinates of the eight photonic pseudo-satellites PSAT-A //, PSAT-B / /, PSAT-C 12, PSAT-D 72, DUO-PSAT-C77-B72, DUO-PSAT-D77-A72 are the following :
- PSAT-A77 photonic pseudo-satellites The composition in CONSOP, CONFROP and DEVIFROP optical converters of the CFO conduits of the PNIV1 level plane of the PSAT-All Pseudo-Satellite, namely PNIVl-CFOl, PNIV1-CF02 , PNIV1-CF03, PNIV1-CF04, are respectively identical to those of the conduits CFOl, CF02, CF03, CF04 of the photonic pseudo-satellite PSAT-A of the elementary canonical network RCE- PSAT-PHOTONIC-Type I and they have the same coordinates of deployment. All CFO pipes of Level PNIV2 contain DEVIFROP deflectors.
- PSAT-B77 photonic pseudo-satellites The composition and deployment coordinates of the PSAT-B77 photonic pseudo-satellite are made so that it becomes the symmetric of the pseudo-satellite photonic PS AT- A / 1 with respect to the orthogonal plane to Tax 01X1 at the point whose abscissa equal to "al 2" in the orthonormal reference frame Rl-Ol-OIXl-OlYl-OlZl.
- PSAT-C / 2 photonic pseudo-satellites All the CFO paths of the PNIV1 level plans of the PSAT-C / 2 Photonic Pseudo-Satellites are empty. Two paths CFO of the level plane PNIV2 of the photonic pseudo-satellite PSAT-C / 2, namely PNIV2-CF01, PNIV2-CF02 are also empty; a CONSOP optical converter is installed in the PNIV2-CF03 conduit so that the FROP beam, emerging from the conversion of the quasi-point source, is parallel to the OX tax of its own mark; the CONFROP optical converter is installed in the PNIV2-CF04 conduit so that the incident FROP beam which is parallel to Y OX can be converted into a quasi-point optical source.
- the position of the photonic pseudo-satellite PSAT-C / 2 within the Canonical Compound Network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-TwoLevel-Type I is such that in the orthonormal reference frame Rl-Ol-OIXl-OlYl-OlZl, on the one hand, the coordinates of the origin O of its own coordinate system RO-OX-OY-OZ are equal to the numbers "a", "2 b" and "h” and, on the other hand, the axes OX, OY and OZ are respectively parallel to the axes OlYl, 01X1 and OlZl but in opposite directions.
- PSAT-D / 2 photonic pseudo-satellites The composition and deployment coordinates of the PSAT-D / 2 photonic pseudo-satellites are made in such a way that it becomes the symmetric of the PSAT pseudo-photonic satellite -C / 2 with respect to the plane orthogonal to the axis 01X1 at the point whose abscissa equal to "al 2" in the orthonormal coordinate system Rl-Ol-OIXl-OlYl-OlZl.
- composition in optical converters CONSOP and CONFROP of the conduits PNIV2-CF01, PNIV2-CF02, PNIV2-CF03, PNIV2-CF04CF0 of the level plan PNIV2 of the part corresponding to the photonic pseudo-satellite PSAT-B / 2 are respectively identical to those of the conduits CFOl, CF02, CF03, CF04 of the pseudo-photonic PSAT-B satellites of the canonical network RCE-PSAT-PHOTONIC-Type I; however, although they are placed above the PSAT-C 11 part, these optical converters belong to the part corresponding to the photonic pseudo-satellite PSAT-B / 2; the conduits CFO of the level plane PNIV2 of the part corresponding to the photonic pseudo-satellite PSAT-B / 2 are entirely empty; the two DUO-PSAT-C // - B / 2 pseudo-photonic satellites have the same deployment coordinates as the PSAT-C pseudo-satellite of
- the only difference between this network and the canonical network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-TwoLevels-Type I is that the pseudo-photonic PSAT-B77 is replaced by a COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT adapter called, with reference to the pseudo-satellite that it replaces, COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT-B77 and whose deployment coordinates are identical to those of the photonic pseudo-satellite PSAT-B77 of the canonical network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-TwoLevels-Type I.
- the COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT adapter -B77 naturally does not include any DEVIFROP diverter and its optical converters are distributed as follows:
- the PNIV1 level CFO conduits contain: Two CONFROP optical converters installed in the PNIVl-CFOl conduit so as to be able to convert the two incident FROP beams into two quasi-point optical sources, one of which is parallel to the OX axis and the other to the OY axis of the proper coordinate system; - Two CONSOP optical converters are installed in the PNIV1-CF02 conduit so that the two FROP beams, emerging from the conversion of two quasi-point sources, are parallel one to the OX axis and the other to the 'OY axis of the proper coordinate system; - A CONFROP optical converter is installed in the PNIV1-CF03 conduit so that an incident FROP beam parallel to the OX axis of the reference frame can be converted into a quasi-point optical source; - A CONSOP optical converter is installed in the PNIV1-CF04 conduit so that the FROP beam, emerging from the conversion of a quasi-point source, is parallel to the O
- the PNIV2 level CFO conduits contain: - Two CONFROP optical converters installed in the PNIV2-CF01 conduit so as to be able to convert the two quasi-point optical sources into two incident FROP beams, one of which is parallel to the OX axis and the other to the OY axis of the proper coordinate system; - Two CONSOP optical converters installed in the PNIV2-CF02 conduit so that the two FROP beams, emerging from the conversion of two quasi-point sources, are parallel one to the OX axis and the other to the OY axis of the proper coordinate system; - Two CONFROP optical converters installed in the PNIV2-CF03 conduit so as to be able to convert the two incident FROP beams into two quasi-point optical sources, one of which is parallel to the OX axis and the other to the OY axis of the own benchmark; - Two CONSOP optical converters are installed in the PNIV2-CF04 conduit so that the two FROP beams, emerging
- RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC- TwoLevels-Type IIE (FIG.182 to FIG.199, FIG.235 to FIG.241): This is the variant optimized for the COMBINED-ADAPT-DUO-PSAT adapter.
- This network is obtained by adding to the canonical network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-TwoLevel- Type II its symmetrical with respect to the plane orthogonal to the axis 01X1 at the point whose abscissa equal to "a" in the orthonormal reference frame Rl-Ol- OIXl-OlYl-OlZl.
- the realization of this symmetry is accompanied by some simplifications brought by groupings of two photonic pseudo-satellites.
- the canonical network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-TwoLevels-Type IIE comprises four cells ENVOPCellii, ENVOPCell72, ENVOPCell27 and ENVOPCell22 (Cellii, Cell22, CeU22, Cell22) and where the cells ENVOPCell27 and ENVOPCell22 are respectively the symmetrics of the cells.
- These four cells thus form an M-ENVOPCell matrix whose number of columns is equal to “2” and the number of rows equal to “2”.
- the ENVOPCcll // and ENVOPCcll / 2 cells being identical to those of the canonical network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-TwoLevels-Type II.
- the four pseudo photonic satellites of the ENVOPCellii cell are PSAT-A / / (182A11 to 189A11, 191A11), PSAT-B 11, PSAT-C 11, PSAT-D 11; the four pseudo photonic satellites of the ENVOPCell72 cell are PSAT-A72, PSAT-B72, PSAT-C72, PSAT-D72 (182D12 to 189D12, 197D12).
- the four photonic pseudo-satellites of the ENVOPCell27 cell are PSAT -A2J PSAT-B27 (182B21 to 188B21, 190B21, 193B21), PSAT-C27, PSAT-D27;
- the four photonic pseudo-satellites of the ENVOPCell22 cell are PSAT-A22, PSAT -B 22, PSAT-C22 (182C22 to 188C22, 190C22, 199B21), PSAT-D22.
- the groupings of the two pseudo-satellites DUO-PSAT-C / / -B / 2 and its symmetrical DUO-PSAT-D2 / -A22 are suitable for forming the grouping QUATUOR-PSAT- C / / -B / 2-D2 / -A22 (182C11D21A22B12 to 190C11D21A22B12, 195C11D21A22B12) which is ultimately the grouping of the four photonic pseudo-satellites PSAT-C 11, PSAT-B / 2, PSAT-D2 /, PSAT-A22; which corresponds in the generic name QUATUOR-PSAT-Xpc / -Y / -sZ / M-Tv'H 'in case "X" is equal to "C";"Y" is equal to "D";"Z" is equal to "A”;"T” is equal to "B
- the symmetric of the grouping of two pseudo-satellite DUO-PSAT-D / / -A / 2 is the grouping DUO-PSAT-C2 / -B22.
- the pseudo-satellite PSAT-C / 2 and its symmetrical PSAT-D22 are suitable for forming the grouping DUO-PSAT-C12-D22 (182C12D22 to 190C12D22, 198C12D22); which corresponds in the generic designation to the case where "X" is equal to "C”;"Y” is equal to "D";"P","r” respectively equal to the numbers "1" and "2”;"Q”,”s” respectively equal to the numbers "2" and "2".
- COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT-B / / and its symmetrical adapter called COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT-A27
- COMBINED-ADAPT-DUO-PSAT adapter which has two modified pseudo-satellites which are their equivalents; this adapter is named, with reference to the two pseudo-satellites PSAT-B / / and PSAT-A2 / which it replaces, COMBINED-ADAPT- DUO-P S AT -B 11 -A21 (182 ADAPT-B 11 A21 to 190ADAPT -B1 1A21, 192ADAPT- B1 1A21).
- the four photonic pseudo-satellites of the ENVOPCellii cell are therefore normally PSAT-A 11, PSAT-B / /, PSAT-C / /, PSAT-D / /;
- the four photonic pseudo-satellites of the ENVOPCell72 cell are PSAT-A72, PSAT-B72, PSAT-C72, PSAT-D72;
- the four photonic pseudo-satellites of the cell ENVOPCcll / 3 are PSAT-A / 3, PSAT-B 13, PSAT-C / 3, PSAT-D / 3;
- the four photonic pseudo-satellites of the ENVOPCell74 cell are PSAT-A74, PSAT-B 74, PSAT-C74, PSAT-D74.
- the photonic pseudo-satellites PSAT-C 11 and PSAT-B / 2 are suitable for forming the grouping DUO-PSAT-C / / -B / 2; which corresponds in the generic designation DUO-PSAT-X / 3 ⁇ 4 / -Y / -s in the case where "X" is equal to "C”;"Y" is equal to "B”;"P" and “r” respectively equal to the numbers "1" and "1”;"Q” and "s” respectively equal to the numbers "1” and "2".
- the pseudo-satellites PSAT-D 11 and PSAT-A / 2 are suitable for forming the grouping DUO-PSAT-D / / - AT 12 ; which corresponds in the generic designation DUO-PSAT-X /? c / -Y in the case where "X" is equal to "D";"Y" is equal to "A”;"P" and “r” respectively equal to the numbers "1" and "1”;”Q", and "s” respectively equal to the numbers "1” and "2".
- the psat-satellites PSAT-C 2 and PSAT-B / 3 are suitable for forming the grouping DUO-PSAT-C72-B / 3; which corresponds in the generic designation DUO-PSAT-X /? c / -Yr.s in the case where "X" is equal to "C”;"Y" is equal to "B";"P" and “r” respectively equal to the numbers "1" and "1”;”Q” and "s” respectively equal to the numbers "2" and "3".
- the pseudo-satellites PSAT-D 12 and PS AT-A / 3 are suitable for forming the grouping DUO-PSAT-D / 2- A 13; which corresponds in the generic designation DUO-PSAT-X /? c / -Y in the case where "X" is equal to "D";"Y" is equal to "A”;"P" and “r” respectively equal to the numbers "1” and "1”;”Q", and "s” respectively equal to the numbers "2" and "3".
- the pseudo-satellites SAT-C73 and PSAT-B / 4 are suitable for forming the grouping DUO-PSAT-C / 3-B /; which corresponds in the generic designation DUO-PSAT-X /?
- composition and deployment coordinates of the sixteen pseudo photonic satellites PSAT-A 11, PSAT-B 11, PSAT-C 14, PSAT-D / 4, DUO- PSAT-C77-B72, DUO-PSAT-D77-A72, DUO -PSAT-C72-B73, DUO-PSAT- ⁇ 12-A13, DUO-PSAT-C73-B74, DUO-PSAT-D73-A74 are the following:
- PSAT-A77 photonic pseudo-satellite The composition in CONSOP, CONFROP and DEVIFROP optical converters of the CFO conduits of the level plane PNIV1 of the photonic pseudo-satellite PSAT-A77, namely PNIVl-CFOl, PNIV1-CF02 , PNIV1-CF03, PNIV1-CF04, are respectively identical to those of the PNIVl-CFOl, PNIV1-CF02, PNIV1-CF03, PNIV1-CF04 pseudo-photonic psat-satellite PSAT-A77 canonical network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-TwoLevels- Type I.
- All CFO conduits on level plans PNIV2, PNIV3, PNIV4 contain DEVIFROP deflectors.
- the deployment coordinates of the pseudo-photonic satellite PSAT-A77 within the canonical network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-FourLevel- Type I are identical to those of the pseudo-satellite of the same name within the canonical network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-TwoLevels- Type I.
- Photonic pseudo-satellite PSAT-B77 The composition and deployment coordinates of the photonic pseudo-satellite PSAT- B 11 are carried out in such a way that it becomes the symmetric of the photonic pseudo-satellite PSAT-A 11 with respect to the plane orthogonal to the axis 01X1 at the point whose abscissa equal to "al 2" in the orthonormal coordinate system R-Ol-OIXl-OlYl-OlZl.
- Photonic pseudo-satellite PSAT-C / 7 All the CFO paths of the level plans PNIV1 PNIV2, PNIV3 of the photonic pseudo-satellite PSAT-C / are empty two CFO paths of the level plans PNIV4, namely PNIV4 -CF01, PNIV4-CF02 are also empty; a CONSOP optical converter is installed in the PNIV4-CF03 conduit so that the FROP beam, emerging from the conversion of the quasi-point source, is parallel to the axis OX of its own mark; a CONFROP optical converter is installed in the PNIV4-CF04 conduit so that the incident FROP beam which is parallel to Y OX of its own reference point can be converted into a quasi-point optical source.
- the position of the photonic pseudo-satellite PSAT-C / within the canonical network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-FourLevel-Type I is such that in the orthonormal reference frame Rl-Ol-OIXl-OlYl-OlZl, on the one hand, the coordinates of the origin O of its own reference RO-OX-OY-OZ are equal to the numbers "a", "4 b" and "h” and, on the other hand, the axes OX, OY and OZ are respectively parallel to the axes OlYl, 01X1 and OlZl but in opposite directions.
- PSAT-D / 7 photonic pseudo-satellite The composition and the deployment coordinates of the PSAT-D / 4 photonic pseudo-satellite are made so that it becomes the symmetric of the PSAT photonic pseudo-satellite -C14 with respect to the plane orthogonal to the axis 01X1 at the point whose abscissa equal to "al 2" in the orthonormal reference frame Rl-Ol-OIXl-OlYl-OlZl.
- the DUO-PSAT-C / / -B / 2 group has the same deployment coordinates as the DUO-PSAT-C / / -B / 2 group belonging to the canonical network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC- TwoLevels-Type I.
- composition in CONSOP and CONFROP optical converters of the CFO conduits of the PNIV3 level plan is identical to that of the PNIV2 level of the DUO-PSAT-C11-B12 group.
- the DUO-PSAT-C72-B73 grouping has the same deployment coordinates as the photonic pseudo-satellite PSAT-C / 2 of the canonical network RCC-P S AT -PHOT ONIC-T woLevels-T ype I.
- the position of the DUO-PSAT-C / 3-B / 4 group within the canonical network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-FourLevel-Type I is such that in the orthonormal reference frame Rl-Ol-OIXl-OlYl-OlZl, on the one hand, the coordinates of the origin O of its own coordinate system RO-OX-OY-OZ are equal to the numbers "a", "3 b" and "h” and, on the other hand, the axes OX, OY and OZ are respectively parallel to the axes OlYl, 01X1 and OlZl but in opposite directions.
- RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC- FourLevels-Type II This is the variant optimized for the COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT adapter.
- This network is composed of four cells ENVOPCcll //, ENVOPCelU2, ENVOPCcll / 3 and ENVOPCcll /, forming an M-ENVOPCell matrix whose number of columns is equal to "1" and the number of lines equal to "4".
- the PNIV1 level CFO conduits contain: - Two CONFROP optical converters, installed in the PNIVl-CFOl conduit so as to be able to convert the two incident FROP beams into two quasi-point optical sources, one of which is parallel to OX tax and the other to OY tax of the own benchmark; - Two CONSOP optical converters installed in the PNIV1-CF02 conduit so that the two FROP beams, emerging from the conversion of two quasi-point sources, are parallel to Tax OX and the other to Tax OY of the Benchmark Clean ; - A CONFROP optical converter installed in the PNTV1-CF03 conduit so that an incident FROP beam parallel to OX Tax of the Clean Benchmark can be converted into a quasi-point optical source; - A CONSOP optical converter installed in the PNIV1-CF04 conduit so that the FROP beam, emerging from the conversion of a quasi-point source, is parallel to Tax OX of the own reference frame.
- the PNTV2 level CFO conduits contain: - Two CONFROP optical converters installed in the PNIV2-CF01 conduit so that the two incident FROP beams, one of which is parallel to Tax, can be converted into two quasi-point optical sources OX and the other to OY tax of the own benchmark; - Two CONSOP optical converters installed in the PNIV2-CF02 conduit so that the two FROP beams emerging from the conversion of two quasi-point sources, are parallel to Tax OX and the other to Tax OY of the own coordinate system ; - Two CONFROP optical converters installed in the PNTV2-CF03 conduit so that they can be converted into two quasi-point optical sources the two incident FROP beams, one of which is parallel to the OX axis and the other to the OY axis of the reference frame; - Two CONSOP optical converters installed in the PNIV2-CF04 conduit so that the two FROP beams emerging from the conversion of two quasi-point sources, are parallel to the OX axis and
- the PNIV3 level CFO conduits contain: - Two CONFROP Optical Converters installed in the PNIV3-CF01 conduit so as to be able to convert the two incident FROP beams into two quasi-point optical sources, one of which is parallel to the 'OX axis and the other to the OY axis of the Clean Benchmark; - Two CONSOP optical converters installed in the PNIV3-CF02 conduit so that the two FROP beams emerging from the conversion of two quasi-point sources, are parallel one to the OX axis and the other to the axis OY of the proper coordinate system; - Two CONFROP optical converters installed in the PNIV3-CF03 conduit so as to be able to convert the two incident FROP beams into two quasi-point optical sources, one of which is parallel to the OX axis and the other to the OY axis of the own benchmark; - two CONSOP optical converters installed in the PNIV4-CF04 conduit so that the two
- the PNIV4 level CFO conduits contain: - Two CONFROP Optical Converters installed in the PNIV4-CF01 conduit so as to be able to convert the two incident FROP beams into two quasi-point optical sources, one of which is parallel to the 'OX axis and the other to the OY axis of the proper coordinate system; - Two CONSOP optical converters installed in the PNIV4-CF02 conduit so that the two FROP beams emerging from the conversion of two quasi-point sources, are parallel one to the OX axis and the other to the axis OY of the proper coordinate system; - Two CONFROP optical converters installed in the PNIV4-CF03 conduit so as to be able to convert the two incident FROP beams into two quasi-point optical sources, one of which is parallel to the OX axis and the other to the OY axis of the own benchmark; - Two CONSOP optical converters installed in the PNIV4-CF04 conduit so that the two
- RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC- FourLevels-Type IIE (FIG. 200 to FIG. 211, FIG. 242 to FIG. 243): It is the variant optimized for the COMBINED-ADAPT-DUO adapter PSAT.
- This network is obtained by adding to the canonical network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-FourLevel- Type II its symmetrical with respect to the plane orthogonal to the axis 01X1 at the point whose the abscissa equal to "a" in the orthonormal reference frame R1-01-01X1-01Y1-01Z1.
- the realization of this symmetry is accompanied by some simplifications brought by groupings of two and four photonic pseudo-satellites.
- the canonical network RCC-PSAT-PHOTONIC-FourLevels-Type IIE comprises eight cells ENVOPCellii (Cellii), ENVOPCelli2 (Celli2), ENVOPCellii (Cellii), ENVOPCellii (Cellii), ENVOPCell2i (CelL2i), ENVOPCell22 (Cell22) , ENVOPCcll23 (Cell2i), ENVOPCell2i (Cell 24) and where the four cells ENVOPCell2i, ENVOPCell22, ENVOPCell2i, ENVOPCell2i are respectively the symmetric of the cells ENVOPCcll / /, ENVOPCelli2, ENVOPCcll / i, ENVOPCcll / i.
- the four photonic pseudo-satellites of the ENVOPCellii cell are PS AT-A / / (200A11 to 206A11, 242A11 to 243A11), PSAT-B 11, PSAT-C 11, PSAT-Dii; the four pseudo photonic satellites of the ENVOPCelli2 cell are PSAT-A72, PSAT-B72, PSAT-C / 2, PSAT-D / 2; the four photonic pseudo-satellites of the ENVOPCel i cell are PSAT-Aii, PSAT-Bii, PSAT-Cii, PSAT-Dii; the four photonic pseudo-satellites of the ENVOPCeUii cell are PSAT-A / i, PSAT-B 14, PSAT-C 14, PSAT-Dii (200D14 to 205D14, 209D14, 242D14 to 243D14).
- the four photonic pseudo-satellites of the ENVOPCell2i cell are PSAT-A2 /, PSAT-B27 (200B21 to 205B21, 208B21, 242B21 to 243B21), PSAT-C27, PSAT-D2i;
- the four photonic pseudo-satellites of the ENVOPCell22 cell are PSAT-A22, PSAT-B22, PSAT-C22, PSAT-D22;
- the four photonic pseudo-satellites of the ENVOPCell25 cell are PSAT-A25, PSAT-B23, PSAT-C23, PSAT-D23;
- the four photonic pseudo-satellites of the ENVOPCell2i cell are PSAT-A2i, PSAT-B2i, PSAT-C2i (200C24 to 205C24, 211C24, 242C24 to 243C24), PSAT-D2i.
- the groupings of the two pseudo-satellites DUO-PSAT-Cii-Bi2 and its symmetrical DUO-PSAT-D2i-A22 are suitable for forming the group QUATUOR-PSAT-Cii-D2i-A22 -Bi2 (200C11D21A22B12 to 205C11D21A22B12, 207C11D21A22B12,
- the symmetric of the grouping of two DUO-PSAT-D // - A / 2 pseudo-satellites is the grouping DUO-PSAT-C2 / -B22.
- the groupings of the two pseudo-satellites DUO-PSAT-C 2-B / 3 and its symmetrical DUO-PSAT-D22- A 23 are suitable to form the group QUATUOR-PSAT-C72-B / 3- ⁇ 22-A23 (200C 12D22A23B 13 to 205C12D22A23B13, 243C12D22A23B13) which is the grouping of the four photonic pseudo-satellites PSAT-C / 2, PSAT-B / 3, PSAT-D22, PSAT-A23.
- the symmetric of the grouping of two pseudo-satellites DUO-PSAT-D72-A73 is the grouping DUO-PSAT-C22-B23 (200C22B23 to 205C22B23, 243C22B23).
- the groups of the two pseudo-satellites DUO-PSAT-C73-B / and its symmetrical DUO-PSAT-D23-A2 are suitable for forming the group QUATUOR- ⁇ SAT-C13-B14-O23-A24 (200C13D23A24B14 to 205C13D23A24B14,
- 243C13D23A24B14 which is the grouping of the four photonic pseudo-satellites PSAT-C / 3, PSAT-B /, PSAT-D23, PSAT-A2.
- the symmetric of the grouping of two pseudo-satellites DUO-PSAT-D / 3-A / is the grouping DUO-PSAT-C23-B2 (200C23B24 to 205C23B24, 242C23B24, 243C23B24).
- the pseudo-satellite PSAT-C 14 and its symmetrical PSAT-D2 are suitable for forming the grouping DUO-PSAT-C7 -D2 (200C14D24 to 205C14D24, 242C14D24, 243C14D24).
- COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT-B 11 adapter and its symmetrical one, called COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT-A27, are replaced by the COMBINED-ADAPT-DUO-PSAT adapter which has two pseudo- modified satellites which are their equivalents; this adapter is called, with reference to the two pseudo-satellites PSAT-B / / and PSAT-A2 / which it replaces, COMBINED-ADAPT-DUO-P S AT -B 11 -A21 (200ADAPT-B11A21 to
- the IRECH-RF-OP internetwork has five main cell types which are as follows: a) RF-Pure stationary cell: It is a cell generally located in an area covered by the RTMOB-RF cellular network but which does not contain any enclosed or semi-enclosed, stationary or mobile environment in which an OPFIBRE-LAN local network is deployed. This type of cell is generally found in zones not covering a closed or semi-closed stationary or mobile environment in which a local OPFIBRE-LAN network is deployed.
- Optical-Pure stationary cell It is a cell located in a closed or semi-closed stationary environment covered by the RTMOB-RF cellular network and in which an OPFIBRE-LAN local network is deployed but in which the RF links with the cellular network RTMOB-RF are nonexistent or leave something to be desired, due among other things to the configuration of certain parts of the premises.
- RF-Optical Hybrid stationary cell It is a cell located in a closed or semi-closed stationary environment covered by the RTMOB-RF cellular network, and in which an OPFIBRE-LAN local network is deployed.
- Optical-Pure mobile cell It is a cell located in a closed or semi-closed mobile environment covered by a RTMOB-RF cellular network, in which a local OPFIBRE-LAN network is deployed, but in which the performance of links with the RTMOB-RF cellular network temporarily leaves something to be desired due, among other things, to a passage under a tunnel or a transition to an area not covered by the RTMOB-RF cellular network; for example the takeoff of an airplane, moving away from a train, a ship or others.
- RF-Optical Hybrid mobile cell It is a cell located in a closed or semi-closed mobile environment covered by the RTMOB-RF cellular network, and in which an OPFIBRE-LAN local network is deployed; This type of cell is generally located in moving public transport vehicles, such as train, bus, metropolitan, plane and others in which there is a local OPFIBRE-LAN network and whose routes are located in the areas covered by the network. RTMOB-RF cell phone.
- the interconnection of the extended network RTMOB-RF and the two local networks BACKUP -RF -LAN and OPFIBRE-LAN to form the inter-network IRECH-RF-OP is carried out so that the interaction of the latter with a cellular mobile terminal with an adaptive photonic or optoelectronic antenna network APDLO can take place, at least, as follows:
- the terminal is located in a stationary RF-Pure cell: The connection is made by RF as for an RF cellular terminal of the prior art.
- the terminal is located in an Optical-Pure stationary cell:
- the two main cases are as follows: - 2.a) If the terminal is in service and without voluntary obstruction on the part of the user of its optical radiation of connection with the SICOSF system, for example by putting in a bag or in the pocket of G user, then it operates in a similar way to that of an RF cellular terminal of the prior art, except that everything is done by OSF;
- the IRECH-RF-OP internetwork activates said local back-up network BACKUP - RF-LAN, to trigger the ringing of said Terminal; to carry out this operation, the IRECH-RF-OP internetwork is based on the last known position of the terminal before the disappearance of its optical signal due to the bagging or pouch for example; following the triggering of this ring, if the user removes the terminal from its optical obstruction, then communication will be established automatically by OSF; if it does not, after a certain time interval after the implementation of the local backup network BACKUP -RF-LAN, the internetwork IRECH-RF-OP treats terminal as being switched off.
- the terminal is located in a stationary, hybrid RF-Optical cell:
- the IRECH-RF-OP inter-network treats it as a priority as being located in a stationary Optical-Pure cell. If, if necessary, said local back-up network BACKUP-RF-LAN does not succeed in triggering the ringing of the terminal within the time allowed, then the internetwork IRECH-RF-OP will treat it as if it was located in an RF-Pure stationary cell; and moreover, once the user answers, then the RECH-RF-OP internetwork will automatically switch the communication from RF to F OSF.
- Transition from an RF-Pure stationary cell to an Optical-Pure stationary cell This is the typical case of a user who initiates a telephone communication with the terminal while he is in the street (RF link) , and who, while walking, enters a fixed closed environment comprising an OPFIBRE-LAN local network; in this case, the IRECH-RF-OP internetwork automatically switches the communication in progress from RF to OSF.
- Transition from an Optical-Pure stationary cell to an RF-Pure stationary cell This is the typical case of a user who initiates a telephone communication with the Terminal while it is located in a fixed closed environment comprising a OPFIBRE-LAN local network and which while walking is on the street; in this case, the IRECH-RF-OP internetwork automatically switches the communication in progress from the OSF to the RF. 6.
- Transition from an Optical-Pure mobile cell to a stationary RF-Pure cell This is the typical case of a user who initiates a telephone communication with the terminal while he is in a closed ambulant environment of bus type for example and comprising a local OPFIBRE-LAN network and which, when getting off the bus, is on the street; in this case, the IRECH-RF-OP internetwork automatically switches the communication in progress from the OSF to the RF.
- the stationary or mobile OPFIBRE-LAN local networks with SICOSF system forming part of the IRECH-RF-OP internetwork, each include at least the following means:
- the switching process is called “Optical-cell handover”.
- the wavelength of said call establishment system for communicating with mobile terminals is designated by "LAN-SCall-LDOSF".
- the RF frequency of said call establishment system for communicating with mobile terminals is designated by "LAN-SCall- / RF”.
- the wavelength of said call notification system for communicating with mobile terminals is designated by "LAN-SNotif- LDOSF”.
- the RF frequency of said call establishment system for communicating with mobile terminals is designated by "LAN-SNotif / RF".
- RF communications between a stationary or mobile local OPFIBRE-LAN network with a SICOSF system, which is part of the IRECH-RF-OP internetwork and a TAEBD device with an APDLO photonic or optoelectronic antenna array are carried out by said system BACKUP -RF-LAN booster which is intended to overcome obstructions of communications by OSF.
- Stationary OPFIBRE-LAN local networks with SICOSF system are connected by optical fiber and / or by coaxial cable to a BSC base station, ie Base Station Controller, or to a mobile switching center MSC, ie Mobile Switching Center, or MTSO ie Mobile Phones Switching Office, which belong to the cellular network RTMOB-RF.
- a stationary OPFIBRE-LAN local area network with SICOSF system can, moreover, be equipped so as to constitute a base station BSC or a mobile switching center MSC or MTSO for the cellular network RTMOB-RF.
- OPFIBRE-LAN local network is called “Local network with SICOSF system and integrated BSC” or “Local network with SICOSF system and integrated MSC” or “Local network with SICOSF system and integrated MTSO”.
- Said terminal starts automatically, using said Mob-SCall-LDosF wavelength, to search for a photonic pseudo-satellite whose received signal strength is greater than or equal to a previously defined limit value; and then,
- said terminal finds such a pseudo-satellite, then said mobile terminal transmits by means of the latter, its serial number and the relative information to his on-board SIM card; otherwise said terminal transmits them using said Mob-SCalL / m frequency; and then,
- the local OPFIBRE-LAN stationary or mobile SICOSF system in which said terminal is located records said serial numbers and information from the SIM card and transmits them, integrating the location of said terminal, to the MSC or MTSO to which said terminal belongs; and then,
- Said terminal places itself in permanent scanning by OSF or in the event of RF obstruction, of the call notification signal of said call notification system belonging to said local network, in order to know if there is a call for him.
- Said mobile terminal transmits a packet containing its serial number as well as the correspondent's telephone number and information from the on-board SIM card to the call establishment and wavelength assignment and RF frequency belonging to the stationary or mobile OPFIBRE-LAN local network with SICOSF system where it is located; and then,
- the local OPFIBRE-LAN network transmits said packet to the MSC or MTSO; and then,
- the MSC or MTSO After the verifications, the MSC or MTSO sends to the said local network the number of an available communication channel by optical fiber and / or by coaxial cable or by RF; then,
- the local OPFIBRE-LAN network via its call establishment and wavelength and RF frequency assignment system, assigns to said terminal:
- dl - a single transmission-reception wavelength or two wavelengths, one of which is for transmission and the other for reception;
- the local stationary or mobile OPFIBRE-LAN network with SICOSF system receives a packet transmitted by the MSC / MTSO; and then,
- the local OPFIBRE-LAN network via its call notification system broadcasts by OSF and / or by RF a message relating to the said packet, by integrating one or two wavelengths of communications by OSF and a frequency of communications by RF, to communicate with him; and then,
- Said mobile terminal switches according to the indications contained in said packet, to use the assigned wavelength (s) or RF frequency; and then it activates its own ringtone so that its user can answer the call.
- VI.B.3 Method of communication between a local OPFIBRE-LAN network having a SICOSF system and “Q” TAEBDz, TAEBD3 ⁇ 4 ..., TAEBD3 ⁇ 4 > devices, having adaptive photonic or optoelectronic antenna networks
- the communications between the local network OPFIBRE-LAN with SICOSF system and "Q" devices TAEBDz /, TAEBDzz, ..., TAEBDzg, must preferably be of the MASTER / SLAVE type.
- the local OPFIBRE-LAN network being the MASTER and the “Q” devices TAEBDz /, TAEBDz :, ..., TAEBDzg SLAVES.
- Their communication protocol includes means of periodic searches for the identification, on the one hand, of photonic pseudo-satellites of the SICOSF system and, on the other hand, of the edges of the various boxes and of their directions of emission-reception.
- VI.B.4 Method for allocating wavelengths by an OPFIBRE-LAN local network having a SICOSF system with “Q” TAEBD devices, - / , TAEBD3 ⁇ 4 TAEBD having APDLO adaptive photonic or optoelectronic antenna networks - Spread of the transmit-receive optical spectrum by adaptive wavelength hops
- TAEBDz /, TAEBDzz, ..., TAEBDzg having networks of photonic or optoelectronic antennas APDLO are located within the SICOSF system of a local OPFIBRE-LAN network, each of them generally uses one or more wavelengths, in line with the wavelengths allocated to the photonic pseudo-satellite via which it communicates with the local OPFIBRE-LAN network.
- the method of assigning wavelengths to the photonic pseudo-satellites of a SICOSF system, by the associated local OPFIBRE-LAN network is based on the part of the Combinatorial Analysis relating to the calculations of the cardinals of the finite sets. Given the many mathematical formulas that are used, for practical reasons this method is detailed in part VI.F where we will find some reminders in Mathematics.
- the method of spreading the optical transmit-receive spectrum by adaptive hopping of wavelengths consists in carrying out periodic permutations, in the overall sense of the term, of the wavelengths allocated to the pseudo-satellites; the method for assigning wavelengths detailed in part VI.F guarantees that this is done without optical interference.
- VI.B.5 Method for increasing the speed of data transfer from a cellular RF communications network, preventing the risk of brain diseases for users of mobile terminals, and reducing electromagnetic pollution linked to RF signals from communicating devices in buildings
- the method for increasing the data transfer speeds of a cellular mobile telephone network by RF of the prior art consists in lightening the latter by discharging it from all of its cellular terminals which are located in buildings or in other closed or semi-closed, stationary or mobile environments; knowing that in a day of the week the vast majority of the population of a city is in a closed or semi-closed environment this relief is therefore substantial.
- CONRO optical concentrators can be manufactured in three ways, depending on the degree of integration of the different photonic components, in order to substantially reduce their dimensions and costs. This is the reason why these groupings are classified into three categories, called: - "Cluster of Concentrators and Discreet Diffusers” or “Discrete Concentrators and Diffusers Cluster”; - “Cluster of Integrated Concentrators and Diffusers” or “Integrated Concentrators and Diffusers Cluster”; - “Large Scale Integrated Concentrators and Diffusers Cluster” or “Large Scale Integrated Concentrators and Diffusers Cluster”. These three categories can be manufactured in the following way, using micro-manufacturing techniques:
- an opaque socket (FIG. 31) is formed, made up of three parts.
- the first part (31CONRO-P1) is intended to house an optical radiation concentrator (31DTIRC) of one of the following types, the manufacturing method of which is known to those skilled in the art: - Dielectric Totally Internally Reflecting Concentrator , abbreviated as DTIRC; this type of concentrator was introduced in 1987 by X. Ning, R. Winston, and J.
- DTIRC Dielectric Totally Internally Reflecting Concentrator
- the second part (31CONRO-P2), has three locations intended to house two biconvex lenses (31COLLIM-LENS, 31FOCUS-LENS) and the entrance of an optical fiber (310PFibre- PLACE); the first lens (31COLLIM-LENS) is intended for collimation and the other (31FOCUS-LENS) for focusing the collimated radiation by the first, at the end of an optical fiber if the latter has been introduced appropriately .
- the third part (31CONRO-P3), is intended to enclose and secure, by gluing or other, the biconvex lenses within the second part.
- the first and second parts can be formed in one piece, by molding for example, which will avoid having to glue them later.
- the operating principle of the CONRO optical concentrator (31CONRO) thus formed is as follows: - All incident optical radiation, having suitable wavelengths, which strike the entrance surface of the concentrator (31DTIRC) at an angle of incidence lower than a given limit value, propagates inside the concentrator by refractions multiples until reaching the exit surface of the concentrator whose dimensions are very small compared to those of the entry surface; which makes them quasi-point sources on said outlet surface; the biconvex collimating lens (31COLLIM-LE S) is arranged so that its focal point coincides with the center of the exit surface of the concentrator; which means that the radiation from quasi-point sources on the exit surface of the concentrator will be transformed into a FROP beam, which are then transformed into quasi-point sources located at the focal point of the biconvex focusing lens (31FOCUS-LENS) ; these point sources are recovered to route them where desired, by introducing (310PFibre-P ACE) into this device an appropriate optical fiber, so that its end is positioned at the
- biconvex lenses should preferably be thick or even ball lenses, because a ball lens produces chromatic aberrations "n" times lower than those produced by a thin lens with the same focal length where "n” is the value of the index lens glass; a person skilled in the art of optics knows how to demonstrate this mathematically.
- These preferred materials for the manufacture of biconvex lenses and of the concentrator being “Fused Silica” or “Polymethyl methacrylate” for short “PMMA”.
- the operating principle of the DIFFRO optical diffuser thus formed is as follows: - a quasi-point source located at the focus of the biconvex lens (32COLLIM-LE S) at the end of an optical fiber is projected in the form of a FROP beam on the holographic or standard diffusion screen (32DIFFUS-HEAD) to transform it into an extended source.
- the PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part (FIG.40 to FIG.42) of the PSAT-CHASSIS chassis (40PSAT-DCDC-CHASSIS-DOME-BARE, 41PSAT-DCDC-CHASSIS -DOME- LOADED) has a portion in the form of a quarter of a hollow hemisphere. It has a large number of small semi-spherical studs to fix it precisely by gluing on the PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE part of the chassis which has appropriate mortises, as we will see later.
- the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part (FIG. 48 to FIG. 50) of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS chassis (48DU O-PSAT -DCDC-CHAS SIS -DOME-B ARE, 49DUO-PSAT- DCDC-CHASSIS-DOME-LOADED) has a portion in the shape of a hollow half-hemisphere. It includes a large number of small semi-spherical tenons allowing it to be fixed precisely by gluing on the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE part of the chassis which has appropriate mortises, as we will see below.
- the TRIO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part of the TRIO-PSAT-CHASSIS chassis has a portion in the shape of a three-quarter of a hollow hemisphere. It has a large number of small semi-spherical tenons allowing it to be fixed precisely by gluing on the TRIO-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE part of the chassis which has appropriate mortises. It has several locations for the "3 x A" optical concentrators CONRO (31CONRO) and the "3 x A" optical diffusers DIFFRO (32DIFFRO).
- TRIO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME can be done by molding rigid and light materials.
- the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part (FIG.56 to FIG.58) of the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS chassis (56QUAT -P SAT -DCDC-CHAS SIS - DOME-BARE, 57QUAT-PSAT-DCDC-CHASSIS-DOME-LOADED) has a portion in the shape of a hollow hemisphere.
- ConcentFuser The elements to be manufactured are as follows: - the “N” ConcentFusers and the PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part (68PSAT-ICDC-CHASSIS- DOME-BARE, 69PSAT-ICDC-CHASSIS-DOME-LOADED, 70PSAT-ICDC- CHAS SIS- DOME-B ARE) of the PSAT-CHASSIS chassis (71PSAT-ICDC- CHASSIS-DOME); - the “2 x N” ConcentFusers and the DUO-PSAT- CHAS SIS-DOME section (77DUO-PSAT-ICDC-CHASSIS-DOME-BARE, 78DUO- PSAT-ICDC-CHASSIS-DOME-LOADED, 79DUO-PSAT-ICDC- CHASSIS- DOME-LOADED) from the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS chassis; - the “3 x A” ConcentFusers and the TRIO-PSAT-CHAS
- This substrate is in the form of a solid of revolution (64CONCENTFUSER- SUBSTRATE) with “K” channels, intended for the formation of CONRO optical concentrators (66CONRO /) and pieces of optical fibers extending them (66 PMMA-Fiber, 66CONRO-OUTPUT) and “L” channels intended for the formation of DIFFRO optical diffusers (66Mini-TD, 66Ball-Lens) and pieces of optical fibers extending them (66 PMMA-Fiber, 66DIFFRO- INTPUT); its front face is flat and it has two cylinders at the rear, one of which is called CONRO-OUTPUT (66CONRO-OUTPUT, 67CONRO-OUTPUT) and the other DIFFRO-INPUT (66DIFFRO-INTPUT, 67DIFFRO-INTPUT); the bases of the CONRO-OUTPUT and DIFFRO-INPUT cylinders are dedicated respectively to the outlets of the channels relating to the concentrators to the diffusers.
- each CONRO-CNL / channel has, on the front face of the substrate, a cell called CONRO -ALV / (64CONRO-ALV /, 65CONRO-ALV /) whose shape is such that once it is filled with PMMA polymer by techniques of micro-manufacturing, such as injection for example, it can constitute a concentrator of one of the types proposed above, preferably of the DTIRC type;
- the remaining part of the CONRO-CNL / channel is a cylindrical tube which can be considered mathematically as being the surface generated by a circle whose center Oi describes orthogonally a central curve CONRO-A / B / between a point Ai and a point B / where Ai is the center of the outlet surface of the cell and B / is located on the surface of the base of the
- each DIFFRO-CNL / ' channel has, on the front face of the substrate, a cell called DIFFRO-ALV / (64DIFFRO-ALV /, 65DIFFRO-ALV /) whose shape is such that a miniature module can be placed there (66Mini -TD, 67Mini-TD) called “Mini-Head of Diffusion”, abbreviated Mini-TD, of which a manufacturing method is proposed below;
- the remaining part of the DIFFRO-CNL / channel is a cylindrical tube which can be considered as being the surface generated by a circle whose center Oj orthogonally describes a central curve DIFFRO-E / F / between a point Ej and a point F j where E / is
- the set of “K + L” CONRO-A / B / and DIFFRO-E / ' F / ' curves can be constructed, preferably, as a set of B-Splines or B-Splines Rational curves, ie NURBS ;
- Formation of the optical fibers associated with the diffusers within the ConcentFuser substrate After deposit, if necessary, of a CDIG layer in each channel, the formation can be done by simultaneous injection of a PMMA type polymer in the “L” parts of the DIFFRO-CNF / ' channels of the ConcentFuser substrate which are intended for the formation of optical fibers. All DIFFRO-ALV / cells must imperatively remain empty so that the Mini-TD diffusion heads can be placed there later. This injection can be accompanied, simultaneously or after, by a molding process to form the ends of the optical fibers. Those skilled in the art of micro manufacturing know how to implement such a process.
- a single-piece socket is manufactured with locations to house an optical, holographic or standard diffusion screen, a biconvex collimating lens, and an optical fiber entry.
- the biconvex lens is preferably a thick lens or even a ball lens for the same reasons as in the case of the CONRO optical concentrator.
- Mini-TD head must be such that after its placement in a dedicated cell within the ConcentFuser substrate, the end of the optical fiber associated with the cell may be at the focus of said biconvex collimating lens .
- Mini-TD it is advantageous to carry out the assembly of the socket with the optical diffusion screen and the biconvex collimating lens by machines for automatic placement of components of the Chip shooter type or the like. .
- the most suitable machines at present being those of the manufacturers Universal Instruments, Fuji, Siemens or other equivalent machines.
- the PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part (FIG. 68 to FIG. 71) of the ICDC cluster just like that of the DCDC cluster has a portion in the form of a quarter of a hollow hemisphere (68PSAT-ICDC- CHAS SIS-DOME-BARE, 69PSAT -ICDC-CHASSIS-DOME-BARE, 70PSAT- ICDC-CHASSIS-DOME-LOADED, 71PSAT-ICDC- CHASSIS-Dome-
- LOADED has a large number of small semi-spherical tenons allowing it to be fixed precisely by gluing on the PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE part of the chassis which has appropriate mortises, as we will see below. It has “N” locations (68CONC ENT F U S E R- P LAC E / c) to house the “N” ConcentFusers (70CONCENTFUSER / c). These locations are such that when all the ConcentFusers are installed there, their different central axes are practically concurrent at the center Od of the hollow quarter of the hemisphere. This construction can be done by one of the micro-fabrication techniques, preferably by molding light materials.
- the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part (FIG. 77 to FIG. 78) of the ICDC cluster has a portion having the shape of a hollow half-hemisphere (77DUO-PSAT-ICDC-CHASSIS-DOME-BARE, 78DUO-PSAT-ICDC-CHASSIS-DOME-LOADED, 79DUO-P SAT -ICDC- CHASSIS-DOME-LOADED) .
- the TRIO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part of the ICDC cluster has a three-quarter portion of a hollow hemisphere. It has a large number of small semi-spherical tenons allowing it to be fixed precisely by gluing on the TRIO-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE part of the chassis which has appropriate mortises. It has "3 x N" locations to house the "3 x N" ConcentFusers. These locations must be such that when all the ConcentFusers are installed there, their different central axes are practically concurrent in the center Od of the hollow three-quarters of a hemisphere. This construction can be done by molding light materials.
- the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part (FIG.85 to FIG.87) of the ICDC cluster has a portion having the shape of a hollow hemisphere (85QUAT-PSAT-ICDC- CHAS SIS-DOME-BARE, 86QUAT-PSAT-ICDC-CHASSIS-DOME-LOADED, 87QUAT-PSAT-ICDC-CHASSIS-DOME-LOADED).
- LSI-CDC Manufacturing of the Large Scale Integrated Concentrators and Diffusers Cluster cluster, abbreviated as LSI-CDC:
- the CONRO optical concentrators and the DIFFRO optical diffusers are directly formed in the associated part of the chassis which thus becomes a substrate; the four substrates to be manufactured are: - the PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part (FIG.93 to FIG.96) of the PSAT-CHASSIS chassis; - the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part (FIG.102 to FIG.104) of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS chassis; - the TRIO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part of the TRIO-PSAT-CHASSIS chassis; - the QUATUOR-PSAT- CHAS SIS-DOME part (FIG. 110 to FIG. 112) of the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS chassis. All the CONRO optical concentrators formed within these substrates are identical; the same applies to all DIFFRO optical diffuse
- this PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part (FIG. 93 to FIG. 96) of the PSAT-CHASSIS chassis has a portion in the form of a quarter of a hollow hemisphere comprising “N” channels (94CONRO- CNL /), intended for the formation of optical concentrators CONRO (95CONRO /) and pieces of optical fibers extending them and “N” other channels (94DIFFRO-CNL /) intended for the formation of DIFFRO optical diffusers (95DIFFRO /) and pieces of optical fibers extending them.
- CONRO-OUTPUT CONRO-OUTPUT
- DIFFRO-INPUT DIFFRO-INPUT
- each CONRO-CNL / channel has, on the front of the quarter hemisphere part of the PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME, a cell called CONRO-ALV / (93CONRO-ALV /, 94CONRO-ALV /) whose shape is such that once filled with PMMA polymer, it can constitute a concentrator of one of the types proposed above, preferably of the DTIRC type;
- the remaining part of the CONRO-CNL / channel is a cylindrical tube which can be considered as being the surface generated by a circle whose center O / orthogonally describes a central curve CONRO-A / B / between a point Ai and a point B / where Ai is the center of the outlet surface of the cell and B / is located on the surface of the base of the CONRO-OUTPUT cylinder;
- each DIFFRO-CNL / channel has, on the front face of the substrate, a cell called DIFFRO-ALV / (93DIFFRO-ALV /, 94DIFFRO-ALV /) whose shape is such that a Mini diffusion head can be placed there TD identical to that of ConcentFuser;
- the remaining part of the DIFFRO-CNL / channel is a cylindrical tube which can be considered as being the surface generated by a circle whose center Oj orthogonally describes a central curve DIFFRO-E / F / between a point Ej and a point F j where E / is the center of the outlet surface of the cell and Ej is located on the surface of the base of the DIFFRO-INPUT cylinder;
- the "N" central curves DIFFRO-E / F / ' are such that, on the one hand, they do not cross each other
- the set of “2 x A” CONRO-A / B / and DIFFRO-E / F / curves can be constructed, preferably, as a set of B-Splines or B-Splines Rational curves, i. NURBS, similar to the construction of the ConcentFuser.
- This substrate comprises a large number of small semi-spherical tenons allowing it to be fixed with precision by gluing on another element of the Photonic Pseudo-Satellite having suitable mortises, as we will see below.
- This DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part (FIG. 102 to FIG. 104) of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS chassis has a portion having the shape of a hollow half-hemisphere comprising “2 x N” channels, intended for the formation of optical concentrators CONRO (103CONRO /) and pieces of optical fibers prolonging them and “2 x N” other channels intended for the formation DIFFRO optical diffusers (103DIFFRO /) and pieces of optical fibers extending them.
- CONRO-OUTPUT 1 103CONRO-OUTPUT
- CONRO-OUTPUT2 103CONRO-OUTPUT
- DIFFRO-INPUT 1 103DIFFRO-INPUT
- DIFFRO-INPUT2 103DIFFRO- INPUT
- the ends of the CONRO-OUTPUT 1, CONRO-OUTPUT2 sockets are dedicated to the outlets of the channels relating to the concentrators, while those of the DIFFRO-INPUT 1 and DIFFRO-INPUT2 sockets are dedicated to the outlets of the channels relating to the diffusers.
- the “2 x A” channels intended for the formation of CONRO optical concentrators, can be advantageously produced by constructing “N” channels identical to those of the PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME substrate and by adding “A” channels symmetrical with respect to the plane symmetry of the hollow half-hemisphere portion of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME portion; it is the same for the "2 x N" channels, intended for the formation of DIFFRO optical diffusers; the two CONRO-OUTPUT2 and DIFFRO-INPUT2 sockets are respectively symmetrical, with respect to the same plane, of the CONRO-OUTPUT 1 and DIFFRO-INPUT 1 sockets.
- This substrate contains a large number of small semi-spherical tenons allowing it to be fixed with precision by pasting on another element of the Photonic Pseudo-Satellite with appropriate mortises, as we will see below.
- TRIO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME substrate of the LSI-CDC cluster This TRIO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part of the TRIO-PSAT-CHASSIS chassis has a portion in the form of three-quarters of a hollow hemisphere comprising "3 x N" channels, intended for the formation of CONRO optical concentrators and pieces of optical fibers extending them and "3 x A" other channels intended for the formation of DIFFRO optical diffusers and pieces of optical fibers extending them .
- CONRO-OUTPUT 1 CONRO-OUTPUT2 and CONRO-OUTPUT3 and the other three DIFFRO-INPUT 1, DIFFRO-INPUT2 and DIFFRO-INPUT 3; the ends of the CONRO-OUTPUT 1, CONRO-OUTPUT2, CONRO-OUTPUT3 sockets are dedicated to the outlets of the channels relating to the concentrators, while those of the DIFFRO-INPUT 1, DIFFRO-INPUT2, DIFFRO-INPUT3 sockets are dedicated to the outlets of the relative channels to broadcasters.
- the “3 x A” channels intended for the formation of CONRO optical concentrators, can be advantageously produced by constructing “2 x A” channels identical to those of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME substrate and by adding “A” symmetrical channels to them. those in the second quarter of the hemisphere; the same applies to the “3 x A” channels, intended for the formation of DIFFRO optical diffusers and the six CONRO-OUTPUT 1, CONRO-OUTPUT2, CONRO-OUTPUT3, DIFFRO-INPUT 1, DIFFRO-INPUT2 and DIFFRO sockets.
- This substrate comprises a large number of small semi-spherical tenons making it possible to fix it with precision by gluing on another element of the pseudo photonic satellite having suitable mortises.
- This QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS- DOME part (FIG. 110 to FIG. 112) of the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS chassis has a portion having the shape of a hollow hemisphere comprising “4 x A” channels, intended for the formation of optical concentrators CONRO (41 ICON RO /) and pieces of optical fibers extending them and “4 x A” other channels intended for the formation DIFFRO optical diffusers (41 1 DIFFRO / d and pieces of optical fibers extending them.
- CONRO-OUTPUT 1 111 CONRO-OUTPUT
- CONRO-OUTPUT2 111CONRO-OUTPUT
- CONRO-OUTPUT3 111CONRO-OUTPUT
- CONRO-OUTPUT4 111CONRO-OUTPUT
- the ends of the CONRO-OUTPUT1, CONRO-OUTPUT2, CONRO-OUTPUT3 and CONRO-OUTPUT4 sockets are dedicated to the outlets of the channels relating to the concentrators, while those of the DIFFRO-INPUT1, DIFFRO-INPUT2, DIFFRO-INPUT3 and DIFFRO-INPUT4 sockets are dedicated to the outlets of channels relating to the concentrators, while those of the DIFFRO-INPUT1, DIFFRO-INPUT2, DIFFRO-INPUT3 and DIFFRO-INPUT4 sockets are dedicated to the outlets of channels
- the “4 x N” channels intended for the formation of CONRO optical concentrators, can be advantageously produced by constructing “2 x N” channels identical to those of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME substrate and by adding “2 x N” channels symmetrical with respect to the plane of symmetry of the hollow hemispherical portion of the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME portion; the same is true for the “2 x A” channels, intended for the formation of DIFFRO optical diffusers; the four CONRO-OUTPUT3, DIFFRO-INPUT3, CONRO-OUTPUT4 and DIFFRO-INPUT4 sockets are respectively symmetrical, with respect to the same plane, of the CONRO-OUTPUT2, DIFFRO-INPUT2, CONRO-OUTPUT1 and DIFFRO-INPUT1 sockets.
- This substrate comprises a large number of small semi-spherical tenons making it possible to fix it with precision by gluing on another element of the photo
- This injection can be accompanied, simultaneously or after, by a molding process to form the large faces of the concentrators as well as the ends of the associated optical fibers.
- a molding process to form the large faces of the concentrators as well as the ends of the associated optical fibers.
- DIFFRO-ALV / (94DIFFRO-ALV /) cells must imperatively remain empty. This injection can be accompanied, simultaneously or after, by a molding process to form the ends of the optical fibers. We proceed in the same way for the other substrates DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME, TRIO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME, QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME.
- VI.C.2 Methods of manufacturing protective covers for CONRO optical concentrators and DIFFRO diffusers for the PSAT- CHASSIS-DOME, DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME, TRIO-PSAT-CHASSIS- DOME, QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS parts -DOME
- the protective covers (FIG.44, FIG.50, FIG.52, FIG.58, FIG.60, FIG.71, FIG.73, FIG.81, FIG.87, FIG.89, FIG.96, FIG .98, FIG. 104, FIG. 106, FIG. 112, FIG. 114) of the CONRO optical concentrators and of the DIFFRO diffusers of the PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME, DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME, TRIO-PSAT- CHASSIS-DOME parts , QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME, are hollow solids with front faces matching the shapes of these parts.
- the CONFROP and CONSOP optical converters are identical (FIG. 33) and their difference lies in the use that is made of them. Indeed, if a quasi-point source is shown on the end of an optical fiber placed appropriately at the input of a CONFROP converter, then a FROP beam would emerge from it; if we send an incident FROP beam appropriately to a CONSOP converter, then we would make appear a quasi-point source on the end of an optical fiber placed appropriately at the input of this CONSOP converter. Therefore we will proceed to the manufacture of only one of them, for example the optical converter CONFROP.
- the socket has locations to house a biconvex collimating or focusing lens (33COLLIM-FOCUS-LENS) and a fiber optic inlet (330PFIBER-PLACE).
- the cylindrical ring has dimensions such that it can secure the fixing of the biconvex collimating lens within the socket.
- the biconvex lens is preferably a thick lens or even a ball lens for the same reasons as in the case of the optical concentrator.
- This biconvex lens must be such that its focus can coincide with the end of an optical fiber, if the latter has been properly inserted into the socket.
- the external part of the socket has two "Precision Alignment Pins", abbreviated as “CONFROP-TALP1” and “CONSOP -TALP2” (33CONSOP-CONFROP-TALP1, 33CONSOP-
- CONFROP-TALP2 CONFROP-TALP2
- the preferred materials for the manufacture of the biconvex lens is Fused Silica or PMMA, and for the socket a rigid and light material.
- DEVIFROP optical deflectors (36DEVIFROP4, 36DEVIFROP3, 37DEVIFROP2, 38DEVIFROP1, 39DEVIFROP1, 39DEVIFROP2, 39DEVIFROP3, 39DEVIFROP4) are classified into four categories according to the locations they occupy in CFO conduits, regardless of level plans.
- the DEVIFROP optical deflectors intended for the PNIV / c-CFO l conduits of the level plane of number "k”, namely the PN IV / c plan are called DEVIFROP-CFOl (38DEVIFROP 1, 39DEVIFROP 1); the diverters intended for the PNIV / c-CF02 conduits of the PNIV / c level plane, are called DEVIFROP-CF02 (37DEVIFROP2, 39DEVIFROP2); the diverters intended for the PNIV / c-CF03 conduits of the PN IV / c level plane, are called DEVIFROP-CF03 (36DEVIFROP3, 39DEVIFROP3); the deflectors intended for the PNI V / c-CF04 conduits of the PNIV / c level plane, are called DEVIFROP-CF04 (36DEVIFROP4, 39DEVIFROP4).
- Each deflector has the shape of a 90 ° curved hollow tube called “90 ° deflection pipe”, abbreviated DEVIPIPE-90, and includes a miniature deflection mirror, abbreviated DEVIMIRR, placed inside the DEVIPIPE- 90 0 at the level of the curvature and a securing plate called "DEVIPLAQUE", making it possible to secure the fixing of the DEVIMIRR mirror and placed above the latter.
- DEVIPIPE-90 90 ° deflection pipe
- DEVIMIRR miniature deflection mirror
- the internal surface of the DEVIPIPE-90 can be described as being the union of two parts belonging to two cylindrical surfaces whose generating lines D l and D2 are perpendicular and whose directing curves are two rectangles or two squares or two circles having the same dimensions; its external surface can be described in the same way except that the guiding curves have larger dimensions.
- the external part of each DEVIPIPE-90 tube has four "Precision Alignment Pins", for short DEVIT-TALP 1, DEVIT-TALP2, DEVIT- TALP3, DEVIT-TALP4 (38DEVIFROP 1 -TALP 1, 38DEVIFROP 1 -TALP2,
- 36DEVIFROP4-TALP3, 36DEVIFROP4-TALP4) which are identical to one of those of the CONFROP and CONSOP optical converters, studied above; which means that these different devices can be placed alternately in the same CFO conduit; such a property is very advantageous for the configuration of a photonic pseudo-satellite as a function of its location within a SICOSF system.
- DEVIFROP-CFO 1, DEVIFROP-CF02, DEVIFROP-CF03, DEVIFROP-CF04 deflectors are identical in all respects, except for the DEVIPIPE-90 tubes which have different lengths; because of these differences, these four tubes are called DEVIPIPE-90-CFO1, DEVIPIPE-90-CF02, DEVIPIPE-90-CFO3, DEVIPIPE-90-CFO4, respectively.
- the operating principle of a DEVIFROP deflector is as follows: - any incident FROP beam, having its axis coincident with that of the DEVIPIPE-90 0 tube, emerges having undergone by the DEVIMIRR mirror a deflection of an angle equal to 90 °.
- the preferred materials for the manufacturing of DEVIPIPE-90 are rigid and light materials.
- the PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part (119PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-BARE, 119PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-CONFIGURED) of the PSAT-CHASSIS chassis is made up of several elements (FIG.42 to FIG.46, FIG.71 to FIG.76 , FIG. 96 to FIG. 101, FIG. 119, FIG. 120) which are assembled by screwing, or gluing, after the installation of the CONFROP and CONSOP optical converters and, if necessary, the DEVIFROP deflectors; remember that the presence or absence of DEVIFROP deflectors depends on the location reserved for the photonic pseudo-satellite considered within the SICOSF system.
- the number of these elements depends on the number of level plans of the CFO conduits; the elements located at the ends of the PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part are called “PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-LOWER” and “PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-UPPER”; If there are two level plans, then there is an additional element called “PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE- CENTRAL”, which is inserted between the elements PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-LOWER and PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-UPPER , in order to train them.
- PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel part (FIG.42, FIG.43, FIG.71, FIG.72, FIG.96, FIG.97, FIG.119, FIG.120): only one level plan, this part therefore includes two elements which are called PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel-LOWER (42PSAT-CHASSIS-LOWER, 71 PS AT -CHAS SIS -LO WER, 96P S AT-CHA S SIS -LO WER) and PSAT-CHASSIS- BASE-OneLevel-UPPER (42PSAT-CHASSIS-UPPER, 71PSAT-CHASSIS- UPPER, 79PSAT-CHASSIS-UPPER, 96PSAT-CHASSIS-UPPER) whose assembly makes it possible to form the four CFOl conduits , CF02, CF03, CF04. These two elements can be manufactured by molding a rigid and light opaque material.
- PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel-LOWER element The upper face of this element comprises half of these four CFO conduits as well as half of the sixteen Precision Alignment Grooves, called CFOl- RALP1, CF01-RALP2, CF01-RALP3, CF01-RALP4, for the CFOl conduit; CF02-RALP1, CF02-RALP2, CF02-RALP3, CF02-RALP4, for the CF02 conduit; CF03-RALP1, CF03-RALP2, CF03-RALP3, CF03-RALP4, for the CF03 conduit; CF04-RALP1, CF04-RALP2, CF04-RALP3, CF04-RALP4, for the CF04 conduit.
- This element is such that it can cover the back of the PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part and also serve as a support for the protective cover of CONRO optical concentrators and DIFFRO diffusers. It includes a passage for the optical fibers of the CONSOP-CPLR (340PC0UPLER-C0MBINER) and CONFROP-CPLR (350PC0UPLER-COMBINER) couplers, as well as four alignment mortises to guarantee precision assembly with the PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE element. -OneLevel-UPPER.
- PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel-UPPER element The underside of this element comprises half of the four conduits as well as half of the sixteen Precision Alignment Grooves. These halves are identical to those of the PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel-LOWER element and arranged in such a way that after assembly they are symmetrical with respect to the level plane.
- CONSOP-CPLR 340PC0UPLER-C0MBINER
- CONFROP-CPLR 350P COUPLER-COMBINER
- four alignment pins intended to fit into the four alignment mortises of the 'PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel- LOWER element for precision assembly.
- PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels part (FIG.44, FIG.45, FIG.73, FIG.74, FIG.98, FIG.99): Having two level planes, it therefore has three elements which are called PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE- TwoLevels-LOWER (44PSAT-CHASSIS-LOWER, 73PSAT-CHASSIS- LOWER, 98PSAT-CHASSIS-LOWER, 99PSAT-CHASSIS-LOWER), PSAT- CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-UPPER (44P S AT -CHA S SIS -UPPER, 73PSAT- CHAS SIS-UPPER, 98PSAT-CHASSIS-UPPER, 99P SAT -CHAS SIS-UPPER) and PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-CENTRAL (44PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-CENTRAL (44PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-CENT
- These three elements can be made by molding a rigid and light opaque material.
- PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-LOWER element The upper face of this element comprises half of the four ducts of the level plane PNIV2, namely PNIV2-CF01, PNIV2-CF02, PNIV2-CF03, PNIV2- CF04 as well as half of the sixteen Precision Alignment Grooves, called PNIV2-CFO 1 -RALP 1, PNIV2-CF01-RALP2, PNIV2-CF01-RALP3, PNIV2- CF01-RALP4, for the PNIV2-CF01 conduit; PNIV2-CF02-RALP1, PNIV2-CF02-RALP2, PNIV2-CF02-RALP3, PNIV2-CF02-RALP4, for the pipe PNIV2-CF02; PNIV2-CF03-RALP1, PNIV2-CF03-RALP2, PNIV2-CF03- RALP3, PNIV2-CF03-RALP4, for the PNIV2-CF03 conduit; PNIV2-CF04-
- This element is such that it can cover the back of the PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part and also serve as a support for the protective cover of CONRO optical concentrators and DIFFRO diffusers. It includes a passage for the optical fibers of the optical couplers CONSOP-CPLR (340PC0UPLER-C0MBINER) and CONFROP-CPLR (350PC0UPLER-C0MBINER), as well as four alignment pins to guarantee precision assembly with the PSAT-CHASSIS element. BASE- TwoLevels-CENTRAL.
- PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-UPPER element The underside of this element contains half of the four ducts of the level plane PNIV1, namely PNIVl-CFOl, PNIV1-CF02, PNIV1-CF03, PNIV1- CF04 and half of the sixteen Precision Alignment Grooves, called PNIV 1 -CFO 1 -RALP 1, PNIV 1 -CFO 1-RALP2, PNIV 1 -CFO 1-RALP3, PNIV1- CF01-RALP4, for the PNIV2 conduit -CF01; PNIV1-CF02-RALP1, PNIV1-CF02-RALP2, PNIV1-CF02-RALP3, PNIV 1 -CF 02-RALP4, for the conduit PNIV1-CF02; PNIV 1-CF03 -RALP 1, PNIV 1 -CF 03 -RALP2, PNIV1-CF03- RALP3, PNIV 1
- CONSOP-CPLR 340PC0UPLER-C0MBINER
- CONFROP-CPLR 350PC0UPLER-C0MBINER
- four alignment pins intended to fit into the four alignment mortises of the PSAT-CHASSIS- BASE-TwoLevels- element CENTRAL to perform precision assembly.
- PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-CENTRAL The upper face of this element comprises the other half of the four conduits of the level plane PNIV1, namely the conduits PNIVl-CFOl, PNIV1-CF02, PNIV1- CF03, PNIV1-CF04 and the other half of the sixteen associated Precision Alignment Grooves; the halves of the ducts and Precision Grooves are identical to those of the PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-UPPER element and arranged so that after assembly they are symmetrical with respect to the plane of level PNIV 1.
- the lower face of this element comprises the other half of the four conduits of the level plane PNIV2, namely the conduits PNIV2- CFOl, PNIV2-CF02, PNIV2-CF03, PNIV2-CF04 as well as the other half of the sixteen grooves associated Precision Alignment; the halves of the ducts and Precision Grooves are identical to those of the PSAT-CHASSIS- BASE-TwoLevels-LOWER element and arranged so that after assembly they are symmetrical with respect to the plane of level PNIV2 .
- PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-Four Levels part (FIG.46, FIG.47, FIG.75, FIG.76, FIG.100, FIG.101): This part is obtained by adding to the part PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels, already built above, of an additional module called PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADDITIONAL- MODULE (46PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-MODULE, 75PSAT-CHASSIS- BASE-ADD-MODULE, 100PSAT-FRAME-ADD-BASE MODULE).
- This additional module is composed of the following three elements called PSAT- CHASSIS-BASE-ADDITIONAL-MODULE-LOWER (46PSAT-CHASSIS- BASE-ADD-MODULE-LOWER, 75PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-MODULE-LOWER, ÎOOPSAT-CHASSIS- BASE-ADD-MODULE-LOWER), PSAT- CHASSIS-BASE-ADDITIONAL-MODULE-UPPER (46PSAT-CHASSIS- BASE-ADD-MODULE-UPPER, 75PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-MODULE- UPPER, 100PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE -ADD-MODULE-UPPER), and PSAT- CHASSIS-BASE-ADDITIONAL-MODULE-CENTRAL (46PSAT-CHASSIS- BASE-ADD-MODULE-CENTRAL, 75PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-CENTRAL, 75PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-
- CENTRAL It is made by molding a rigid and light opaque material, preferably the same material as that of the PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE- TwoLevels part:
- PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADDITIONAL-MODULE- LOWER element This element is identical in all respects to the PSAT-CHASSIS- BASE-TwoLevels-LOWER element, except that its height is reduced so that 'it can be installed under it.
- PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADDITIONAL-MODULE- UPPER element This element is identical in all respects to the PSAT-CHASSIS- BASE-TwoLevels-UPPER element.
- PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADDITIONAL-MODULE- CENTRAL element This element is identical in all respects to the PSAT-CHASSIS- BASE-TwoLevels-CENTRAL element.
- VLC.5 Methods of Manufacturing the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS chassis
- the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS chassis is made up of several elements (FIG. 50 to FIG. 55, FIG. 79 to FIG. 84, FIG. 104 to FIG. 109) which are assembled by screwing, or gluing, after placing the CONFROP and CONSOP optical converters and, if necessary, DEVIFROP deflectors.
- the number of these elements depends on the number of level plans of the CFO conduits; the elements located at the ends of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part are called DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-LOWER and DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-UPPER; If there are two level plans, then there is an additional element called DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-CENTRAL, which is inserted between the elements DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-LOWER and DUO- PSAT-CHASSIS -BASE-UPPER, to train them.
- DUO-PSAT is a grouping of two Photonic Pseudo-Satellites placed side by side
- DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel
- DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-FourLevels
- DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel-UPPER 50DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS- UPPER, 79DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-UPPER, 104DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-UPPER
- the four conduits CFOl, CF02, CF03, CF04 are identical to those of the PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part and the four CF05, CF06, CF07, CF08 are their symmetrical with respect to a plane.
- the upper face of this element comprises half of these eight CFO conduits as well as half of the thirty-two Precision Alignment Grooves, called CFO / -RALP / where "/", an integer between “1” and “ 8 ”, designates the number of the CFO conduit and“ j ”, an integer between“ 1 ”and“ 4 ”, designates the number of the groove in the CFO conduit considered; for example, CF07-RALP2, designates the groove N ° 2 of the CF07 conduit.
- the height of this element is such that it can cover the back of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part and also serve as a support for the protective cover of CONRO optical concentrators and DIFFRO diffusers.
- CONSOP-CPLR 340PC0UPLER-C0MBINER
- CONFROP-CPLR 350PC0UPLER-C0MBINER
- five alignment mortises to guarantee precision assembly with the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS element -BASE-OneLevel-UPPER.
- the underside of this element has half of the eight CFO conduits and half of the thirty-two Precision Alignment Grooves. These halves are identical to those of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel-LOWER element and arranged so that after assembly they are symmetrical with respect to the level plane. It has two passages for the optical fibers of the CONSOP-CPLR couplers (340PC0UPLER-C0MBINER) and CONFROP-CPLR (350PC0UPLER-C0MBINER), as well as five alignment studs intended to fit into the five alignment mortises of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel-LOWER element to achieve precision assembly.
- CONSOP-CPLR couplers 340PC0UPLER-C0MBINER
- CONFROP-CPLR 350PC0UPLER-C0MBINER
- the upper face of this element contains half of the eight CFO conduits of the level plane PNIV2, namely PNIV2-CF01, PNIV2-CF02, PNIV2- CF03, PNIV2-CF04, PNIV2-CF05, PNIV2-CF06, PNIV2-CF07 , PNIV2-CF08 as well as half of the thirty-two Precision Alignment Grooves, called PN I V2-C FO / - RALP / where "/”, an integer between “1” and “8”, designates the CFO conduit number of the PNIV2 level plan and "j", an integer between "1” and "4", designates the number of the groove in the CFO conduit considered; for example, PNIV2-CF06-RALP3, designates the groove N ° 2 of the CF06 conduit.
- the height of this element is such that it can cover the back of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part and also serve as a support for the protective cover of CONRO optical concentrators and DIFFRO diffusers. It includes two passages for the optical fibers of the optical couplers CONSOP-CPLR (340PC0UPLER-C0MBINER) and CONFROP-CPLR (350P COUPLER-COMBINER), as well as five alignment pins to guarantee a precision assembly with the DUO-PSAT element -Frame-BASE-TwoLevels-CENTRAL.
- CONSOP-CPLR 340PC0UPLER-C0MBINER
- CONFROP-CPLR 350P COUPLER-COMBINER
- the lower face of this element comprises half of the eight CFO conduits of the level plane PNIV1, namely PNIVl-CFOl, PNIV1-CF02, PNIV1-CF03, PNIV1- CF04, PNIV1-CF05, PNIV1-CF06, PNIV1-CF07, PNIV1-CF08 as well as half of the thirty-two Precision Alignment Grooves, called PNIV1- CFO / -RALP / where “/”, an integer between “1” and “8” denotes the number of the CFO conduit of the PNIV2 level plan and "j", an integer between "1" and "4", denotes the number of the Groove in the CFO conduit in question.
- CONSOP-CPLR 340PC0UPLER-C0MBINER
- CONFROP-CPLR 350PC0UPLER-C0MBINER
- five alignment pins intended to fit into the five alignment mortises of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-CENTRAL element for precision assembly.
- the upper face of this element comprises the other half of the eight CFO conduits of the level plane PNIV1, namely the PNIVl-CFOl, PNIV1-CF02, PNIV1-CF03, PNIV1-CF04, PNIV1-CF05, PNIV1-CF06 conduits. , PNIV1-CF07, PNIV1-CF08 as well as the other half of the thirty-two associated Precision Alignment Grooves; the halves of the ducts and the Precision Grooves are identical to those of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE- TwoLevels-UPPER element and arranged so that after assembly, they are symmetrical with respect to the plane PNIV1 level.
- the lower face of this element comprises the other half of the eight CFO conduits of the level plane PNIV2, namely the conduits PNIV2-CF01, PNIV2-CF02, PNIV2-CF03, PNIV2- CF04, PNIV2-CF05, PNIV2-CF06, PNIV2 -CF07, PNIV2-CF08 as well as the other half of the thirty-two associated Precision Alignment Grooves; the halves of the ducts and the Precision Grooves are identical to those of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-LOWER element and arranged so that after assembly they are symmetrical with respect to the plane of PNIV2 level.
- CONSOP-CPLR 340PC0UPLER-C0MBINER
- CONFROP-CPLR 350PC0UPLER-C0MBINER
- ten alignment mortises five of which are intended to fit into the five alignment tenons of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-UPPER element and the remaining five to fit into the five alignment pins of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-LOWER element.
- This additional module is composed of the following three elements called DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADDITIONAL-MODULE- LOWER (54DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-MODULE-LOWER, 83DUO-
- ADDITIONAL-MODULE-UPPER (54DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD- MODULE-UPPER, 83DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-MODULE-UPPER, 108DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-MODULE-UPPER) and DUO -PSAT-
- CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-MODULE-CENTRAL 83DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-MODULE-CENTRAL, 108DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-MODULE-CENTRAL). It is made by molding a rigid and light opaque material, preferably the same material as that of the DUO-PSAT- CHAS SIS-BASE-TwoLevels part:
- DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADDITIONAL- MODULE-LOWER element This element is identical in all respects to the DUO- PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-LOWER element, except that its height is reduced by so that it can be installed under it.
- DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADDITIONAL- MODULE-UPPER element This element is identical in all respects to the DUO- PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-UPPER element.
- VLC.6 Manufacturing methods of the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part of the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS chassis
- the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part of the QUATUOR-PSAT-PSAT-CHASSIS chassis is made up of several elements (FIG. 58 to FIG. 63, FIG. 87 to FIG. 92, FIG. 112 to FIG. 117) which are s '' assemble by screwing, or gluing, after the installation of the CONFROP and CONSOP optical converters and, if necessary, DEVIFROP deflectors.
- the number of these elements depends on the number of level plans of the CFO conduits; the elements located at the ends of the part QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE are called QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-LOWER and QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-UPPER; If there are two level plans, then there is an additional element called QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-CENTRAL, which is inserted between the elements QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-LOWER and QUATUOR-PSAT- CHASSIS -BASE-UPPER, to train them.
- QUATUOR-PSAT is a grouping of four pseudo photonic satellites placed side by side, in order to simplify the manufacture of the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel, QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS- BASE-TwoLevels, QUATUOR- PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-FourLevels, it is advantageous to proceed by symmetries of certain portions of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS chassis constructed above. To make them, we can proceed as follows:
- the eight conduits CFOl, CF02, CF03, CF04, CF05, CF06, CF07, CF08 are identical to those of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part and the other eight are their symmetrical with respect to a plane. These two elements can be made by molding a rigid and light opaque material.
- Element QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel- LOWER The upper face of this element comprises half of these sixteen CFO conduits as well as half of the sixty-four Precision Alignment Grooves, called CFO / -RALP / where "/”, an integer between “1” and “16”, designates the number of the CFO conduit and "j", an integer between "1” and "4", designates the number of the groove in the CFO conduit considered.
- the height of this element is such that it can cover the back of the part QUATUOR-CHASSIS-DOME and also serve as a support for the protective cover of CONRO optical concentrators and DIFFRO diffusers.
- CONSOP-CPLR 340PC0UPFER-C0MBINER
- CONFROP-CPLR 350PC0UPLER- COMBINER
- alignment mortises to guarantee precision assembly with the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS element.
- QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel- UPPER element The underside of this element contains half of the sixteen CFO conduits as well as half of the sixty-four Precision Alignment Grooves. These halves are identical to those of the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel-LOWER element and arranged so that after assembly they are symmetrical with respect to the level plane.
- CONSOP-CPLR 340PC0UPLER-COMBINER
- CONFROP-CPLR 350PC0UPLER-C0MBINER
- alignment pins intended to fit into the four alignment mortises of the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel-LOWER element for precision assembly.
- Element QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels- LOWER The upper face of this element contains half of the sixteen CFO conduits of the PNIV2 Level Plan, namely the PNIV2-CFO conduits / where "/”, an integer between “1” and “16”, designates the number of the CFO conduit in the PNIV2 level plan, as well as half of the sixty-four grooves Precision Alignment, called PNI V2-CFO / -RALP / where "i”, an integer between "1” and "16”, designates the CFO conduit number of the PNIV2 level plan and "j", a whole number between "1” and "4", designates the number of the groove in the CFO conduit considered.
- This element is such that it can cover the back of the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME part and also serve as a support for the protective cover of the CONRO optical concentrators and DIFFRO diffusers. It includes four passages for the optical fibers of the CONSOP-CPLR (340PC0UPLER- COMBINER) and CONFROP-CPLR (350PC0UPLER-C0MBINER) optical couplers, as well as four alignment pins to guarantee precision assembly with the QUATUOR-PSAT- element.
- CONSOP-CPLR 340PC0UPLER- COMBINER
- CONFROP-CPLR 350PC0UPLER-C0MBINER
- QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels- UPPER element The underside of this element contains half of the sixteen CFO conduits of the PNIV1 Level Plan, namely the PNIV1 -FOF conduits / where “/”, an integer between “1” and “16”, designates the CFO conduit number in the PNIV1 level plan, as well as half of the sixty-four Precision Alignment Grooves, called PNIV1 -CFO / -RALP / where "/”, An integer between "1” and “16”, designates the CFO conduit number of the PNIV1 level plan and "j", an integer between "1” and "4", designates the number of the groove in the CFO conduit considered.
- CONSOP-CPLR 340PC0UPLER-COMBINER
- CONFROP-CPLR 350PC0UPLER-C0MBINER
- alignment pins intended to fit into the four alignment mortises of the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels- CENTRAL element for precision assembly.
- Element QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels- CENTRAL The upper face of this element comprises the other half of the sixteen CFO conduits of the level plane PNIV1, namely the PNIV1-CFO conduits / where "/ ”, An integer between“ 1 ”and“ 16 ”, designates the CFO conduit number in the PNIV1 level plan, as well as half of the sixty-four associated Precision Alignment Grooves; the halves of the CFO conduits and the Precision Grooves are identical to those of the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS- BASE-TwoLevels-UPPER element and arranged so that after assembly they are symmetrical with respect to the plane PNIV1 level.
- the underside of this element comprises the other half of the sixteen CFO conduits of the level plane PNIV2, namely the conduits, namely the PNIV2-CFO conduits / where “/”, an integer between “1” and “16”, designates the CFO conduit number in the PNIV2 level plan, as well as the other half of the sixty-four associated Precision Alignment Grooves; the halves of the CFO conduits and the grooves of Precision are identical to those of the element QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-LOWER and arranged so that after assembly they are symmetrical with respect to the plane of level PNIV2.
- CONSOP-CPLR 340PC0UPLER-C0MBINER
- CONFROP-CPLR 350PC0UPLER-COMBINER
- QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-UPPER element and the remaining four to fit into the four alignment pins of the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE- TwoLevels-LOWER element.
- PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-MODULE 91QUAT-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE- ADD-MODULE, 116QUAT-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-MODULE).
- This additional module is composed of the following three elements called QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADDITIONAL-MODULE-LOWER (62QUAT-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-MODULE-LOWER, 91QUAT-PSAT-
- ADDITIONAL-MODULE-UPPER (62QUAT-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD- MODULE-UPPER, 91QUAT-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-MODULE-UPPER, 116QUAT-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-MODULE-UPPER) and QUATUOR -
- CHAS SIS-B ASE-ADD-MODULE-CENTRAL 116QUAT-P SAT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-MODULE-CENTRAL. It is made by molding a rigid and light opaque material, preferably the same material as that of the part
- ADDITIONAL-MODULE-LOWER This element is identical in all respects to the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-LOWER element, except that its height is reduced so that it can be installed under the latter.
- ADDITIONAL-MODULE-UPPER This element is identical in all respects to the element QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-UPPER. - 3.c) QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE element-
- ADDITIONAL-MODULE-CENTRAL This element is identical in all respects to the element QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-CENTRAL.
- the PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE part (121PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-BARE, 122PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-BARE, 122PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-CONFIGURED) of the PSAT-CHASSIS chassis is made up of four main elements (FIG. 121 to FIG. 122) called PSAT-CHASSIS- INTERE ACE-LO WER (121INTERFACE-LOWER), PSAT-CHASSIS- INTERFACE-LAT CH 1 (121INTERFACE-LAT CH 1), PSAT-CHASSIS-
- INTERFACE-LAT CH2 121INTERFACE-LAT CH2
- PSAT-CHASSIS- INTERFACE-DRUM 121INTERFACE-DRUM
- the three elements PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LOWER, PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LATCH1 and PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LATCH2 are preferably assembled by gluing.
- the two elements PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LOWER and PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-DRUM are assembled by screwing after the installation of the optical couplers CONSOP-CPLR (340PC0UPLER-C0MBINER) and CONFROP-CPLR (350PC0UPLER-C0MBINER). To make them, we can proceed as follows:
- PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LOWER element must be manufactured in accordance with the PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part; the screw holes are surrounded by hollow alignment cylinders. This element is made by molding a rigid and light opaque material, preferably the same material as that of the PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part.
- PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LATCH1 and PSAT- CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LATCH2 elements constitute the locking / unlocking devices by latches of the protective cover of the PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME. They are identical and designed so that, on the one hand, the latch of each of them can engage, by simple pressure, in the appropriate notch of the protective cover of the optical concentrators CONRO and DIFFRO diffusers PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME to lock and keep it in this state, and on the other hand, unlocking can be done by simple friction on the associated buttons.
- the components used to manufacture the mechanism of such elements are coil springs and other parts that those skilled in the art, in the field of micromechanics, know how to manufacture and assemble them.
- PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-DRUM element This element (121INTERFACE-DRUM) is composed of two coaxial cylindrical solids, the smallest of which is placed above the largest; each of these cylinders has helical grooves. The largest cylinder laterally has two large openings for the passage of optical fibers before their windings as well as holes for its fixing by screwing on the PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LOWER element (121INTERFACE-LOWER).
- the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE part (123DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS- INTERFACE-CONFIGURED) of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS chassis is composed of six main elements (FIG. 123) called DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS- INTERFACE-LOWER (123INTERFACE -LOWER), DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-
- INTERFACE-LAT CH 1 (123INTERFACE-LATCH 1), DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS- INTERFACE-LAT CH2 (123INTERFACE-LATCH2), DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS- INTERFACE-LAT CH3 (123INTERFACE-LAT CH3), DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS - INTERFACE-LAT CH4 (123INTERFACE-LATCH4), DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS- INTERFACE-DRUM (123INTERFACE-DRUM).
- LATCH4 is best assembled by gluing.
- the two elements DUO-PSAT- CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LOWER and DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE- DRUM are assembled by screwing after the optical couplers CONSOP-CPLR (340PC0UPLER-C0MBINER) and CONFROP-CPLR (350PC0UPLER-C0MBINER) have been fitted. To make them, we can proceed as follows:
- DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LOWER element This element (123INTERFACE-LOWER) is intended to be mounted by screwing on the upper face of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part (FIG.50 to FIG.55, FIG. 79 to FIG. 84, FIG. 104 to FIG. 109); remember that this upper face corresponds to the DUO-PSAT-BASE-OneLevel-UPPER or DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS- BASE-TwoLevels-UPPER or DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-FourLevels- UPPER element. It includes a cradle, i.e.
- the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LOWER element must be manufactured in accordance with the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part; the screw holes are surrounded by hollow alignment cylinders.
- This element is made by molding a rigid and light opaque material, preferably the same material as that of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part.
- These four elements constitute the latches locking / unlocking devices of the protective cover of the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME. They are identical and designed so that, on the one hand, the latch of each of them can engage, by simple pressure, in the appropriate notch of the protective cover of the optical concentrators CONRO and DIFFRO diffusers DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-DOME to lock it and keep it in this state, and on the other hand, unlocking can be done by simple friction on the associated buttons.
- the components used to manufacture the mechanism of such elements are coil springs and other parts that those skilled in the art, in the field of micromechanics, know how to manufacture and assemble them.
- DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-DRUM element This element (123INTERFACE-DRUM) is identical to the PSAT-CHASSIS- INTERFACE-DRUM element (121INTERFACE-DRUM) of the PSAT-CHASSIS chassis. VI.C.9 - Manufacturing methods of the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS- INTERFACE of the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS chassis
- the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE part (124QUAT-PSAT- CHASSIS-INTERFACE-CONFIGURED) of the QUATUOR-PSAT- CHASSIS chassis is made up of ten main elements (FIG. 124) called QUATU OR-P S AT-CHA S SIS - INTERF ACE-LO WER (124INTERFACE-
- INTERFACE-LAT CH 1 QUATU OR-P S AT-CHAS SIS-INTERF ACE-LAT CH2, QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LATCH3, QUATUOR-PSAT- CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LATCH4, QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE- LATCH5, QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LATCH6, QUATUOR- PS AT -CHAS SIS -INTERF ACE-LAT CH7, QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-
- INTERFACE-LATCH8 preferably assemble by gluing.
- the two elements QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LOWER and QUATUOR- P S AT -CHAS SIS -INTERF ACE-LAT CH8, QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-
- INTERFACE-DRUM are assembled by screwing after fitting CONSOP-CPLR (340PC0UPLER-C0MBINER) and CONFROP-CPLR (350PC0UPLER-C0MBINER) optical couplers. To make them, we can proceed as follows:
- QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LOWER element This element (124INTERFACE-LOWER) is intended to be mounted by screwing on the upper face of the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part (FIG.58 to FIG.63, FIG. 87 to FIG. 92, FIG. 112 to FIG. 117); remember that this upper face corresponds to the QUATUOR-PSAT-BASE-OneLevel-UPPER or QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-UPPER or QUATUOR-PSAT- CHASSIS-BASE-FourLevels-UPPER element.
- the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE- LOWER element must be manufactured in accordance with the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part; the screw holes are surrounded by hollow alignment cylinders.
- This element is made by molding a rigid and light opaque material, preferably the same material as that of the QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-BASE part.
- QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LATCH7 QUATUOR-PSAT- CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LATCH8: These eight elements (124INTERFACE- LATCH1 to 124INTERFACE-LATCH8) constitute the locking / unlocking devices by latches of the protective cover of QUATUOR- PSAT- CHASSIS-DOME.
- QUATUOR-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-DRUM element This element (124INTERFACE-DRUM) is identical to the PSAT-CHASSIS- INTERFACE-DRUM element (121INTERFACE-DRUM) of the PSAT-CHASSIS chassis.
- the ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE part of the ADAPT-CHASSIS chassis (FIG. 127, FIG. 129, FIG. 131) is composed of several elements (FIG. 127-FIG. 132) which are assembled by screwing, or gluing, after the installation of CONFROP and CONSOP optical converters. The number of these elements depends on the number of level plans of the CFO conduits.
- ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE part 127ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE, 129ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE, 131DAPT- CHASSIS-BASE
- ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-LOWER 127ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-LOWER, 129ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-
- ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-UPPER 127ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-UPPER, 129ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE- UPPER, 131DAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-UPPER; If there are two level plans, then there is an additional element called ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-CENTRAL (129ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-CENTRAL, 131ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-CENTRAL), which is inserted between the elements ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE- LOWER and ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-UPPER.
- ADAPT-CHASSIS- BASE-OneLevel 127ADAPT-COMFROP-OneLevel, 128ADAPT-COMFROP- OneLevel
- ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels 129ADAPT-COMFROP- TwoLevels, 130ADAPT-COMFROP-TwoLevel
- CHASSIS-BASE- FourLevels 131ADAPT-COMFROP-FourLevels, 132 ADAPT-COMFROP- FourLevels.
- this part (FIG.127, FIG.128) therefore comprises two elements which are called ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel -LOWER (127ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-LOWER) and ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE- OneLevel-UPPER (127ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-UPPER) whose assembly makes it possible to form the four conduits CFOl, CF02, CF03, CF04 (127PNIV1- CFOl, 127PNIV1-CF02, 127PNIV1-CF03, 127PNIV1-CF04).
- These two elements can be made by molding a rigid and light opaque material.
- ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel-LOWER element The upper face of this element comprises half of the four conduits as well as half of the sixteen Precision Alignment Grooves, called CFOl-RALPl, CF01-RALP2, CF01-RALP3, CF01-RALP4, for the CFOl conduit; CF02- RALP1, CF02-RALP2, CF02-RALP3, CF02-RALP4, for the CF02 conduit; CF03-RALP1, CF03-RALP2, CF03-RALP3, CF03-RALP4, for the CF03 conduit; CF04-RALP1, CF04-RALP2, CF04-RALP3, CF04-RALP4, for the CF04 conduit.
- the height of this element is such that it can cover the back of the protective cover of the upper part of the ADAPT-COMFROP adapter and also serve as a support. It has one or more through holes (1280PFIBER-H0LE) for the optical fiber cables allowing the ADAPT-COMFROP adapter to be connected to the local OPFIBRE-LAN network, two large openings for the passage of the optical fibers contained in said cables, five alignment mortises to guarantee precision assembly with the ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel-UPPER element.
- ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel-UPPER element The underside of this element contains the other half of the four conduits as well as the other half of the sixteen Precision Alignment Grooves. These halves are identical to those of the ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel-LOWER element and arranged in such a way that after assembly they are symmetrical with respect to the level plane. It has two large openings for the passage of the optical fibers contained in said cables and five alignment pins intended to fit into the five alignment mortises of the element ADAPT-CHASSIS- BASE-OneLevel-UPPER to carry out an assembly precision.
- this part (FIG.129, FIG.130) therefore comprises three elements which are called ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-LOWER (129ADAPT- CHASSIS-BASE-LOWER), ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-
- CENTRAL whose assembly makes it possible to form the eight conduits PNIVl-CFOl, PNIV1-CF02, PNIV1-CF03, PNIV1-CF04 for the level plane PNIV1, and PNIV2-CF01, PNIV2-CF02, PNIV2-CF03, PNIV2-CF04 (129PNIV2-CF01, 129PNIV2-CF02, 129PNIV2-CF03, 129PNIV2-CF04) for the PNIV2 level plan.
- These three elements can be made by molding a rigid and light opaque material.
- Element ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-LOWER The upper face of this element comprises half of the four ducts of the level plane PNIV2, namely PNIV2-CF01, PNIV2-CF02, PNIV2-CF03, PNIV2- CF04 as well as half of the sixteen Precision Alignment Grooves, called PNIV2-CFO 1 -RALP 1, PNIV2-CF01-RALP2, PNIV2-CF01-RALP3, PNIV2- CF01-RALP4, for the PNIV2-CF01 conduit; PNIV2-CF02-RALP1, PNIV2-CF02-RALP2, PNIV2-CF02-RALP3, PNIV2-CF02-RALP4, for the pipe PNIV2-CF02; PNIV2-CF03-RALP1, PNIV2-CF03-RALP2, PNIV2-CF03-RALP3, PNIV2-CF03-RALP4, for the conduit PNIV2-CF03; PNIV2-CF04
- This element is such that it can cover the back of the protective cover of the upper part of the ADAPT-COMFROP adapter and also serve as a support. It has one or more through holes for fiber optic cables, called OPTICAL-FIBER-HOLE (130OPFIBER-HOLE), allowing the ADAPT-COMFROP adapter to be connected to the local OPFIBRE-LAN network, two large openings for the passage of optical fibers contained in said cables, five alignment pins to guarantee precision assembly with the ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-CENTRAL element.
- OPTICAL-FIBER-HOLE 130OPFIBER-HOLE
- ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-UPPER element The underside of this element contains half of the four ducts of the level plane PNIV1, namely PNIVl-CFOl, PNIV1-CF02, PNIV1-CF03, PNIV1- CF04 as well as half of the sixteen Precision Alignment Grooves, called PNIV 1 -CFO 1-RALP1, PNIV 1 -CFO 1-RALP2, PNIV 1 -CFO 1-RALP3, PNIV1- CF01-RALP4, for the PNIV2- conduit CF01; PNIV1-CF02-RALP1, PNIV1-CF02-RALP2, PNIV1-CF02-RALP3, PNIV 1 -CF 02-RALP4, for the conduit PNIV1-CF02; PNIV 1 -CF03 -RALP 1, PNIV 1 -CF 03 -RALP2, PNIV1-CF03- RALP3, PN
- the upper face of this element comprises the other half of the four conduits of the level plane PNIV1, namely the conduits PNIVl-CFOl, PNIV1-CF02, PNIV1- CF03, PNIV1-CF04 as well as the other half of the sixteen grooves of Associated Precision Alignment; the halves of the pipes and the Precision Grooves are identical to those of the ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-UPPER element and arranged so that after assembly they are symmetrical with respect to the plane of level PNIV 1.
- the underside of this element includes the other half of the four ducts of the level plane PNIV2, namely the ducts PNIV2- CFOl, PNIV2-CF02, PNIV2-CF03, PNIV2-CF04 and the other half of the sixteen grooves associated Precision Alignment; the halves of the conduits and Precision grooves are identical to those of the ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-LOWER element and arranged so that after assembly they are symmetrical with respect to the level plane PNIV2.
- ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-Four Levels part This part (FIG.131, FIG.132) is obtained by adding to the ADAPT-CHASSIS- BASE-TwoLevels part, built above, a additional module called ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADDITIONAL-MODULE (131ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-MODULE).
- This additional module is composed of the following three elements, called ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADDITIONAL-MODULE- LOWER (131ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-MODULE-LOWER), ADAPT- CHASSIS-BASE-ADDITIONAL-MODULE-UPPER (131ADAPT- CHASSIS- BASE-ADD-MODULE-UPPER), and ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADDITIONAL- MODULE-CENTRAL (131ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-ADD-MODULE-
- CENTRAL It is made by molding a rigid and light opaque material, preferably the same material as that of the ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE- TwoLevels part:
- MODULE-LOWER This element is identical in all respects to the ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-LOWER element, except that its height is reduced so that it can be installed under the latter.
- MODULE-UPPER This element is identical in all respects to the ADAPT- CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-UPPER element.
- MODULE-CENTRAL This element is identical in all respects to the element ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-CENTRAL.
- VLD.2 Manufacturing Methods of the ADAPT-CHASSIS- INTERFACE part of the ADAPT-CHASSIS chassis of the ADAPT- COMFROP adapter
- the ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE part (127ADAPT-CHASSIS- INTERFACE, 129ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE, 131ADAPT-CHASSIS- INTERFACE) of the ADAPT-CHASSIS chassis (FIG. 127, FIG. 129, FIG. 131) is similar to the DUO-PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE part) of the DUO-PSAT (FIG. 123), built in subsection IV .C.8.
- This part consists of six main elements called ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LOWER, ADAPT -CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LAT CH 1, ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE- LATCH2, ADAPT -CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LATCH3, ADAPT-CHASSIS- INTERFACE-LAT CH4, ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-DRUM.
- ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LOWER ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LAT CH 1, ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LATCH2, ADAPT- CHAS SIS-INTERFACE-LAT CH3, ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LATCH4, come together preferably by gluing.
- the two elements ADAPT-CHASSIS- INTERFACE-LOWER, and ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-DRUM are assembled by screwing after the optical couplers CONSOP-CPLR and CONFROP-CPLR have been fitted. To make them, we can proceed as follows:
- ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LOWER element This element is intended to be mounted by screwing on the upper face of the ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE part; remember that this upper face corresponds to the ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-OneLevel-UPPER or ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-TwoLevels-UPPER or ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE-FourLevels-UPPER element.
- ADAPT-CRADLE a cradle, ie ADAPT-CRADLE, for the installation, if necessary, of CONSOP-CPLR and CONFROP-CPLR optical couplers, in case Ton wants for example to reduce the number of optical fibers which would, among other things, a substantial impact on the optical sensitivity of the SICOSF system.
- the ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LOWER element must be manufactured in accordance with the ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE part; the screw holes are surrounded by hollow alignment cylinders. This element is made by molding a rigid and light opaque material, preferably the same material as that of the ADAPT-CHASSIS-BASE part.
- LATCH3, ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-LATCH4 These four elements constitute the locking / unlocking devices by latches of the opaque protective cover of the adapter chassis. They are identical and designed so that, on the one hand, the latch of each of them can engage, by simple pressure, in the appropriate notch of the opaque protective cover of the chassis (127ADAPT-CHASSIS- COVER, 128ADAPT-CHASSIS-COVER, 129ADAPT-CHASSIS-COVER, 130ADAPT-CHASSIS-COVER, 131ADAPT- CHASSIS-COVER, 132ADAPT-CHASSIS-COVER), to lock and secure it maintain in this state, and on the other hand, the unlocking can be carried out by simple friction on the associated buttons.
- the components used to manufacture the mechanism of such elements are coil springs and other parts that those skilled in the art, in the field of micromechanics, know how to manufacture and assemble them.
- ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-DRUM element It is identical to the PSAT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE-DRUM element of the PSAT-CHASSIS chassis.
- the ADAPT-CHASSIS-PROTECTIVE COVER part is the protective cover of the ADAPT-COMFROP adapter. It is a hollow solid (127ADAPT -CHAS SIS-COVER, 128ADAPT-CHASSIS-COVER, 129ADAPT-CHASSIS-COVER, 130ADAPT-CHASSIS-COVER, 131DAPT- CHAS SIS-COVER, 132ADAPT-CHASSIS-COVER) following the shape of the ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE part; its base is surmounted by four mini-cylinders each comprising a notch in line with the locking latches of the ADAPT-CHASSIS-INTERFACE part.
- This cover can be made by molding and the material can be opaque.
- COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT and COMBINED-ADAPT-DUO-PSAT adapters can be manufactured ex-nihilo, but the easiest way to do this is to modify a PSAT photonic pseudo-satellite or a group of two DUO photonic pseudo-satellites respectively -PSAT (FIG. 133 to FIG. 144) as follows:
- Part of the optical fibers of these cables is intended to connect to the ICFO interface of the local OPFIBRE-LAN network, the following elements: - the "N" CONRO optical concentrators, for a COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT adapter or the "2 x N »CONRO optical concentrators for a COMBINED-ADAPT-DUO-PSAT adapter; - the "N” DIFFRO optical diffusers, for a COMBINED-ADAPT-PSAT adapter or the "2 x A” DIFFRO optical diffusers, for a COMBINED-ADAPT-DUO-PSAT adapter.
- CONSOP and CONFROP optical converters Installation of several CONSOP optical converters using a photonic pseudo-satellite converter included in the SICOSF system. Likewise, installation of several CONFROP optical converters using a photonic pseudo-satellite converter included in the SICOSF system. Each of these CONSOP and CONFROP optical converters is intended to be connected by optical fiber to the ICFO interface of the local OPFIBRE-FAN network.
- CONFROP belonging to one of the ADAPT-COMFROP adapters (213ADAPT-COMFROP1) are mixed and distributed to all CONSOP optical converters to the other ADAPT-COMFROP adapter (213ADAPT-COMFROP2);
- CONSOP belonging to one of the ADAPT-COMFROP adapters (213ADAPT-COMFROP2) are mixed and distributed to all the CONFROP optical converters of the other ADAPT-COMFROP adapter (213ADAPT-COMFROP1).
- VI.FlD - Definition A bijection of a finite set on itself is called a permutation.
- VI.FlE - Theorem The number of parts with "" elements of a set with "n" elements is equal to:
- the subset of wavelengths ⁇ l ⁇ ( r, ..., ( q j is assigned to the photonic pseudo-satellite PS AT7; it is noted “li ⁇ /) " where ki e ⁇ 1, ...
- the subset of wavelengths ⁇ l ⁇ (r, ..., l ⁇ , ) j is assigned to the photonic pseudo-satellite PSATi; it is noted “Li ( k /) ” where ki e ⁇ 1, ...
- the subset of the wavelengths ⁇ l ⁇ (? +2) , a ) ! is assigned to pseudo-satellite PSAT2; it is noted “Li (k) ” where ki e ⁇ q + 1, ..., 2q ⁇ and can be ordered and noted “(k (q / >, ⁇ , aq)”.
- the subset of the wavelengths ⁇ i (q. Ns - q + ⁇ ) , ..., ⁇ . (Q., ⁇ N ] is assigned to the pseudo-satellite PSATm; it is denoted “l ⁇ " n) "Where kns e ⁇ q (" s - l) + l, q.ns + r ⁇ and can be ordered and noted “(htq.ns - qii, ..., /.ii (/ .” Sn) ".
- the SICOSF system comprises eight cells CELLI 1, CELL27, CELL / 2, CELL22 and CELL / 3, CELL23, CELL14, CELL24. These “8” cells each have “4” photonic pseudo-satellites, making a total of “32” photonic pseudo-satellites for the SICOSF system.
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