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3 April 2009 Simulation results of few-mode signal propagation over graded multimode optical fibers with periodical slowly varying core diameter
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Proceedings Volume 7374, Optical Technologies for Telecommunications 2008; 737406 (2009) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.828995
Event: Optical Technologies for Telecommunications 2008, 2008, Kazan, Russian Federation
Abstract
Simulation results of few-mode signal propagation over silica graded multimode optical fibers with periodical slowly varying core diameter, excited by laser source, are represented. Weakly-guiding irregular multimode fibers with axialsymmetric graded index profile under central defect, local fluctuations and single outer cladding are considered. It is supposed, the core diameter varies slowly along fiber length according to sine function. The period of sine function is more then 106 times greater then fiber core diameter. Solution is based on proposed time domain model of piece-wise regular multimode fiber link under few-mode signal propagation under laser source exciting. Model takes into account differential mode delay, higher-order mode chromatic dispersion, mode mixing and power diffusion. Some results of pulse dynamics calculation during propagation over described fiber with periodical slowly varying core diameter are represented.
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Anton V. Bourdine "Simulation results of few-mode signal propagation over graded multimode optical fibers with periodical slowly varying core diameter", Proc. SPIE 7374, Optical Technologies for Telecommunications 2008, 737406 (3 April 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.828995
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KEYWORDS
Multimode fibers

Refractive index

Optical fibers

Waveguides

Dispersion

Silica

Laser sources

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