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Cylindrical Micro-Fabrication for Optical Fiber Ferrules by ELID-Centerless Grinding

Hitoshi Ohmori, Wei Li, and Sei Moriyasu

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Abstract

The development of the micro-fabrication of structural components such as ceramics, optical glass, alloy steels etc., is increasingly required with the rapid growth of production in the recent years. The ELID (Electrolytic In-Process Dressing) grinding technique is a new grinding process using rigid metallic bond diamond wheels with the assistance of a special pulse electrolytic in-process dressing method.

© 1998 Optical Society of America

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