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Temperature Dependence of Pulse Waveform Distortion in a Step-Index Type Multimode Infrared Optical Fiber
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Introducing temperature-dependent terms into the propagation constant and its derivatives, and extinction coefficient of a core material of optical fiber, the equation of pulse propagation in a multimode fiber is derived, allowing us to evaluate the temperature dependence of a pulse waveform such as the peak-intensity, the pulse duration or width and the pulse delay-time at the peak as a function of ambient temperature. Using the weighting function for higher order modes in the above equation, the theoretically calculated waveforms are compared with the mode-locked He-Ne 3.39 µm laser pulses propagated through As-S fiber over the range from room temperature to
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions Vol.E70-E No.11 pp.1150-1154
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Yuji AZUMAI, Heihachi SATO, "Temperature Dependence of Pulse Waveform Distortion in a Step-Index Type Multimode Infrared Optical Fiber" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions,
vol. E70-E, no. 11, pp. 1150-1154, November 1987, doi: .
Abstract: Introducing temperature-dependent terms into the propagation constant and its derivatives, and extinction coefficient of a core material of optical fiber, the equation of pulse propagation in a multimode fiber is derived, allowing us to evaluate the temperature dependence of a pulse waveform such as the peak-intensity, the pulse duration or width and the pulse delay-time at the peak as a function of ambient temperature. Using the weighting function for higher order modes in the above equation, the theoretically calculated waveforms are compared with the mode-locked He-Ne 3.39 µm laser pulses propagated through As-S fiber over the range from room temperature to
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