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5 February 1990 Design And Computer Analysis Of Bimodal Heavy Metal Fluoride Fibers In The 1.3 µm Wavelength Region
Harish R. D. Sunak, Antonio L. Deus III
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Abstract
We have studied the design of heavy metal fluoride fibers, having segmented-core refractive index profiles, and operating in a bimodal regime, with small modal dispersion, or good equalization, between the LPN and LP11 modes in 1.3 gm wavelength region. In addition, we have incorporated the concept of effective cut-off, of the LP02 mode, in order to maximize the operating V value. A practical bimodal equalized design example, which has negligible extrinsic losses, is provided in which the equalization between the modes is within ± 25 ps/km over a wavelength interval of 160 nm (- 1.2 μm to 1.36 μm). Hence the predicted bandwidth of the bimodal fiber is high, over a broad wavelength interval.
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Harish R. D. Sunak and Antonio L. Deus III "Design And Computer Analysis Of Bimodal Heavy Metal Fluoride Fibers In The 1.3 µm Wavelength Region", Proc. SPIE 1176, Components for Fiber Optic Applications IV, (5 February 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.963311
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KEYWORDS
Optical fibers

Cladding

Refractive index

Dispersion

Fiber optics

Manufacturing

Silica

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