To study material dispersion effects on transmission characteristics in optical fibers, material dispersion properties in GeO2-P2O5-doped silica optical fibers were determined as a function of GeO2 doping concentration. The material dispersion properties were evaluated from pulse delay measurement with nanosecond pulses in a 0.60-1.65 µm spectral region generated by a nanosecond optical pulse radiator. From the measured delay, refractive index of core glass, material group index, material dispersion, zero-material-dispersion wavelength and zero-dispersion wavelength in a single mode fiber have been determined as a function of GeO2 doping concentration in the range 4.1 to 19.2 mol %. By extrapolating present data in GeO2-P2O5-SiO2 ternaries, material dispersion properties in fused GeO2 glass have been predicted. The zero-material-dispersion wavelength in fused GeO2 glass can be estimated to be 1.68
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Masaharu HORIGUCHI, Yasuji OHMORI, Takao EDAHIRO, Hisao TAKATA, "Measurement of Material Dispersion in GeO2-P2O5-Doped Silica Optical Fibers" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions,
vol. E64-E, no. 2, pp. 49-56, February 1981, doi: .
Abstract: To study material dispersion effects on transmission characteristics in optical fibers, material dispersion properties in GeO2-P2O5-doped silica optical fibers were determined as a function of GeO2 doping concentration. The material dispersion properties were evaluated from pulse delay measurement with nanosecond pulses in a 0.60-1.65 µm spectral region generated by a nanosecond optical pulse radiator. From the measured delay, refractive index of core glass, material group index, material dispersion, zero-material-dispersion wavelength and zero-dispersion wavelength in a single mode fiber have been determined as a function of GeO2 doping concentration in the range 4.1 to 19.2 mol %. By extrapolating present data in GeO2-P2O5-SiO2 ternaries, material dispersion properties in fused GeO2 glass have been predicted. The zero-material-dispersion wavelength in fused GeO2 glass can be estimated to be 1.68
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