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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Spatial single mode laser source interaction with measured pulse based parabolic index multimode fiber

2022· article· en· 40 citations· W4283156186 on OpenAlex· 10.1515/joc-2021-0214

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Abstract

Abstract The study clarified spatial single mode laser interaction with measured pulse based parabolic index multimode fiber. Peak power level margin, maximum/minimum signal amplitude margin after parabolic index multimode fiber are measured with core radius of 25 µm, cladding thickness of 10 µm, refractive index peak of 1.4142, length of 300 m, and refractive index step of 1%. Maximum signal power margin against spectral frequency after PIN light detector based parabolic fiber properties is tested under the same operating parameters. The signal power amplitude/power within parabolic index multimode fiber is also measured based on variations of fiber lengths and relative refractive index step. The study implies the multimode graded index fibers with parabolic or near parabolic index profile cores have transmission bandwidths than other multimode fibers.

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Venue
Journal of Optical Communications
Topic
Photonic Crystal and Fiber Optics
Field
Engineering
Canadian institutions
University of Waterloo
Funders
Keywords
Multi-mode optical fiberOpticsStep-index profileGraded-index fiberNormalized frequency (unit)Cladding (metalworking)Refractive index profileMaterials scienceAmplitudeSingle-mode optical fiberMode volumeOptical fiberModal dispersionDouble-clad fiberFiber optic sensorPhysicsPlastic optical fiber
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