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Effect of Higher Order Modes on Pulse Waveform in a Multimode Optical Fiber
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A Gaussian pulse propagated through a multimode optical fiber is well explained by introducing a weighting function of higher order modes into the theoretical formula, being consistent with experimental results. Extending the equation of the pulse propagation in a single mode fiber into that for the multimode fiber, the calculated waveform with several weighting functions is compared with the experimental pulse of a He-Ne 3.39µm mode-locked laser, which propagated through As-S glass fiber. Cosequently, the most appropriate weighting function is found to be hyperbolic function W(l)
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions Vol.E70-E No.7 pp.652-660
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- 1987/07/25
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Yuji AZUMAI, Heihachi SATO, "Effect of Higher Order Modes on Pulse Waveform in a Multimode Optical Fiber" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions,
vol. E70-E, no. 7, pp. 652-660, July 1987, doi: .
Abstract: A Gaussian pulse propagated through a multimode optical fiber is well explained by introducing a weighting function of higher order modes into the theoretical formula, being consistent with experimental results. Extending the equation of the pulse propagation in a single mode fiber into that for the multimode fiber, the calculated waveform with several weighting functions is compared with the experimental pulse of a He-Ne 3.39µm mode-locked laser, which propagated through As-S glass fiber. Cosequently, the most appropriate weighting function is found to be hyperbolic function W(l)
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