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  • Journal of Lightwave Technology
  • Vol. 35,
  • Issue 4,
  • pp. 650-657
  • (2017)

Relationship Between Mode Coupling and Fiber Characteristics in Few-Mode Fibers Analyzed Using Impulse Response Measurements Technique

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Abstract

When few-mode fibers are employed in mode-division multiplexing (MDM), mode coupling between the propagation modes must be suppressed. In this study, the impulse response for a two-mode fiber (TMF) is theoretically described to estimate the mode coupling in the fiber and at a splice point. We then propose a technique for measuring the mode-coupling coefficient in a TMF based on the impulse response technique. The mode-coupling behavior in a fiber and at splice points is measured experimentally using the proposed technique for several fabricated TMFs. We clarify the relationship between the effective-index difference $\Delta n_{{\rm{eff}}}$ between ${\text{LP}}_{{01}}$ and ${\text{LP}}_{{11}}$ modes and the mode-coupling coefficient h for our fabricated TMFs.

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