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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Signal propagation parameters estimation through designed multi layer fibre with higher dominant modes using OptiFibre simulation

2022· article· en· 33 citations· W4283262967 on OpenAlex· 10.1515/joc-2021-0213

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Abstract

Abstract The aim and scope of the paper is to simulate the signal propagation parameters estimation through designed multi-layer fibre with higher dominant modes by using OptiFibre simulation software. The multi-layer fibre profile has a length of 1000 m is designed and clarified with six layers. RI difference profile variations are clarified with radial distance variations. Modal/group index, group delay, dispersion, mode field diameter and total fibre losses are demonstrated with the fibre wavelength variations. All the dominant mode field distribution for multi-layer fibre are simulated and demonstrated. The other modes for designed multi-layer fibre with the theoretical fibre cutoff values for the different modes based the designed multi-layer fibre are analyzed and clarified clearly in details.

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Venue
Journal of Optical Communications
Topic
Optical Network Technologies
Field
Engineering
Canadian institutions
University of Waterloo
Funders
Keywords
Modal dispersionModalDispersion (optics)Layer (electronics)SIGNAL (programming language)WavelengthOpticsMaterials scienceSubwavelength-diameter optical fibreMode (computer interface)AcousticsField (mathematics)Optical fiberPhysicsComputer scienceMathematicsDispersion-shifted fiberComposite materialFiber optic sensor
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