Frequency response of Multimode fibers beyond the baseband: A systematic study

Frequency response of Multimode (MM) fibers beyond the baseband is studied both theoretically and experimentally. It is shown that in the absence of mode group mixing there are relative flat passbands suitable for transmission in such fibers if the number of mode groups propagating is not too large....

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Main Authors: Siuzdak, J., Kowalczyk, M., Maksymiuk, L., Stepniak, G.
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Apertures
Baseband
Chromatic dispersion
Delay
Frequency response
Optical fiber LAN
Optical fiber theory
Optical refraction
Passband
Silicon compounds
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description Frequency response of Multimode (MM) fibers beyond the baseband is studied both theoretically and experimentally. It is shown that in the absence of mode group mixing there are relative flat passbands suitable for transmission in such fibers if the number of mode groups propagating is not too large. Such conditions are usually met for typical contemporary graded index (GI) silica fibers. It is also proved that the passbands width is related to the baseband width. Moreover, the 1300 nm window is the most suitable for transmission due to small chromatic dispersion and reduced number of mode groups propagating.
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Baseband
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Delay
Frequency response
Optical fiber LAN
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Optical refraction
Passband
Silicon compounds
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