Evaluation of material dispersion in low loss phosphosilicate core optical fibres

Ultimate low loss of hollow-core photonic crystal fibres.

Hollow-core photonic crystal fibres have excited interest as potential ultra-low loss telecommunications fibres because light propagates mainly in air instead of solid glass. We propose that the ultimate limit to the attenuation of such fibres is determined by surface roughness due to frozenin capillary waves. This is confirmed by measurements of the surface roughness in a HC-PCF, the angular d...

Dispersion Evaluation In Optical Wave Guides

One of the factors which limits the transmission capacity of the fiber optics communication channel is the material dispersion. Exact analytical study of the material dispersion is often complex and involves calculating the derivatives of the refractive index of the core. These calculations are too cumbersome to do, especially for high-order derivatives. So material dispersion has only been stu...

Dispersion Evaluation In Optical Wave Guides

One of the factors which limits the transmission capacity of the fiber optics communication channel is the material dispersion. Exact analytical study of the material dispersion is often complex and involves calculating the derivatives of the refractive index of the core. These calculations are too cumbersome to do, especially for high-order derivatives. So material dispersion has only been stu...

Composite Material and Optical Fibres

Design Guidelines for Ultra-broadband Dispersion-flattened Optical Fibres with Segmented-core Index Profile

Single optical fibres exhibiting minimum dispersion over the two optical wavelength windows of 1300 and 1550 nm region are essential for the multi-channel operation of dense wavelength multiplexed systems and networks. Design guidelines of dispersion-flattened optical fibres, over a wide band of optical spectrum, which have a triple-clad or segmented-core distribution of stepindex regions are d...