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Lecture 5

The document provides lecture notes on optical fibers, focusing on step index fibers, modes, and dispersion characteristics. It discusses single mode fibers, numerical aperture, power coupling, and various types of dispersion including material, wavelength, and chromatic dispersion. Additionally, it covers dispersion control techniques and their applications in wavelength division multiplexing (WDM).

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Lecture 5

The document provides lecture notes on optical fibers, focusing on step index fibers, modes, and dispersion characteristics. It discusses single mode fibers, numerical aperture, power coupling, and various types of dispersion including material, wavelength, and chromatic dispersion. Additionally, it covers dispersion control techniques and their applications in wavelength division multiplexing (WDM).

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2016년 2학기

광전자공학
Lecture Note #5

담당교수 : 한 상 국
Optical Fibers
 Step index (SI) Fiber (2D Cylindrical Optical Waveguide)

n1  n2
  , cylindrica l dielectric waveguid e (silica glass)
n1
   1 (weakly guiding) for single mode operation

 Meridional & Skew ray


 Meridional ray - TE/TM , cross the axis
 Skew ray - Hybrid modes (E z , H z exist)

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Modes in SI fibers
 TElm , TM lm , HElm , HM lm  approximated by LPlm modes
where l in r direction , m in  direction
meridional skew

ELP  Elm (r ,  )e j (t  lm z )

fundamenta l mode (l  0 , m  1) , LP01


m : # of maxima along r starting from the center ,
 associated with reflection angle 


2l : # of maxima around circumfere nce , extent of
 helical propagatio n

 many different modes generate modal dispersion

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Single mode fiber & mode determination
2 a N 2  n2
2

 V

n1  n2
2 2
, b 2
n1  n2
2

 To avoid modal despersion , V is less than 2.405


 Single mode fiber : small  , small a (~ 5m)
 Number of modes M  V 2 / 2
 Thick cladding (~ 130 m) to prevant t he optical leakage
due to weakly guiding nature of SMF

 Mode index
kn2 (b  0)    kn1 (b  1)  determined by V - b curves

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 Numerical aperture
Outside incident angle  needs to be less than  max which correspond s to c
n2
n0 sin  max  n1 sin( 90 0   c ) ,  c  sin 1
n1
n1  n2
2 2

sin  max 
n0
NA  n1  n2 , sin  max  NA n0  meridional ray
2 2

For skew ray, wider acceptance angle

overlap integral of power profile


 Power coupling
f1 (fiber mode)

f2 (optical source)
Max. overlap  Max. power coupling

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Dispersion in SMF
 Material dispersion
n
 n( ) & nonperfect monochroma tic optical source

 different  g , N g  n   dn
d
 N g is constant at 1.3 m
    d 2 n  ps
  Dm  , Dm   ( )
L c  d2  Km  nm
Dm is negative before 1.27 m
d
 Group delay  g  
L
 1
 g  d  function of 

 Wavelength dispersion

  g dependance on V( )
 1.984 N g 2
  DW  , DW 
(2a ) 2 2cn2
2
L

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 Chromatic dispersion (due to input source  )
= material + waveguide dispersion

 Dm  DW  , zero at 1.3 m
L
 Dispersion shifted fiber (DSF) = zero dispersion is shifted by varying waveguide geometry

 Profile dispersion
 ( )  (n1  n2 )
n1
 negligible in chromatic dispersion

 Polarization dispersion
 anisotropi c fiber , birefringe nce
 Energy interchang e between two modes
 Proportion al to L2

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 Dispersion controlled fiber
dispersion shifted fibers : waveguide geometry variation , 1.31.55㎛
dispersion flattened fibers : R.I. profile variation, wide range low chromatic dispersion

 Wavelength division multiplexi ng (WDM) applicatio n

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