Light propagation in fiber bundles

Vanclooster, R.; Phariseau, P.

doi:10.1016/0031-8914(70)90079-0

Physica

1970

DOI: 10.1016/0031-8914(70)90079-0

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Light propagation in fiber bundles

R. Vanclooster¹,

P. Phariseau²

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Quasi-Ray Analysis of Crosstalk Between Multimode Optical Fibers

Cherin¹,

Murphy²

1975

Bell System Technical Journal

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A model based on frustrated total reflection of waves in a multilayered medium has been developed to analyze the crosstalk between multimode optical fibers. Kappa (κ), the parameter indicating the power distribution among the modes of the fiber, and fiber cladding thickness play very important roles in determining the crosstalk isolation between fibers. Significant but less dominant effects on crosstalk are due to variations in fiber numerical aperture, length, and transmitting wavelength.

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Quasi-Ray Analysis of Crosstalk Between Multimode Optical Fibers

Cherin¹,

Murphy²

1975

Bell System Technical Journal

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Diffraction of an electromagnetic wave by a fiber bundle

Vanclooster¹,

Phariseau²

1970

Physica

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Coupled mode analysis of a periodic one-dimensional multimodal fiber bundle

Shlivinski

2016

Journal of Mathematical Physics

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This contribution is a mathematical analysis of the coupled mode equations of a one dimensional infinite periodic lattice of multimodal adjacent fibers that are fused together (a “fiber bundle”). As such, it provides a systematic and detailed derivation of the coupled mode equations and their eigen (modal) solutions within a matrix-based framework and using Z-transform spectral-based formulation. The resulting solution is general in the sense that it is not restricted to a particular dielectric profile of the fibers. Moreover, under a weak coupling assumption, the modal solution clearly identifies the physical building blocks of the solution.

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Light propagation in fiber bundles

Cited by 7 publications

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Quasi-Ray Analysis of Crosstalk Between Multimode Optical Fibers

Quasi-Ray Analysis of Crosstalk Between Multimode Optical Fibers

Diffraction of an electromagnetic wave by a fiber bundle

Coupled mode analysis of a periodic one-dimensional multimodal fiber bundle

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