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High speed broadband light spatial laser system with hybrid linear/parabolic/measured indexed multimode optical fibers performance signature

202421 citationsFayoum University

Abstract

Abstract This work clarified various multimode fiber configurations with spatial continuous wave lasers based different coding configurations for high speed fiber systems. The optimum lighted power form after linear index multimode fibers versus spectral wavelength is clarified. The optimum lighted form power after parabolic index multimode fibers versus spectral wavelength is demonstrated. The max lighted form power after measured index multimode fibers versus spectral wavelength is illustrated. Optimum lighted form signal power variations after linear index multimode fibers versus time are demonstrated. The max optimum form signal band form power after parabolic index multimode fibers versus time is indicated. The max optimum lighted signal power after measured index multimode fibers versus time is clarified. Total lighted signal power form after linear index multimode fibers is demonstrated. The total lighted signal power form after parabolic index multimode fibers is clarified. Total lighted power signal form after measured index multimode fibers is clarified. Max optimum signal electrical power form amplitude after PIN photodetector based various index multimode fibers is simulated and studied. Total lighted base form power against MMF length for different proposed optical multimode fibers is studied. Signal base band per noise form ratio against MMF length for different base proposed band optical multimode fibers is demonstrated. Total signal form electrical band power against MMF length for different proposed optical multimode fibers is observed. Max Q base band factor form against MMF length for different base band proposed lighted multimode fibers is clarified.

Research topics

  • Advanced Fiber Laser Technologies
  • Advanced Fiber Optic Sensors
  • Semiconductor Lasers and Optical Devices

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DOI: 10.1515/joc-2023-0396

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