Mode Coupling and Steady-State Distribution in Multimode Step-Index Organic Glass-Clad PMMA Fibers

Mode coupling and power diffusion in multimode step-index (SI) organic glass-clad (OGC) PMMA fiber is examined in this study using the power flow equation (PFE). Using our previously proposed approach we determine the coupling coefficient <i>D</i> for this fiber. When compared to standar...

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Main Authors: Svetislav Savović, Alexandar Djordjevich, Isidora Savović, Rui Min
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Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2022-04-01
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Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/2304-6732/9/5/297
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author Svetislav Savović
Alexandar Djordjevich
Isidora Savović
Rui Min
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description Mode coupling and power diffusion in multimode step-index (SI) organic glass-clad (OGC) PMMA fiber is examined in this study using the power flow equation (PFE). Using our previously proposed approach we determine the coupling coefficient <i>D</i> for this fiber. When compared to standard multimode SI PMMA fibers, the multimode SI OGC PMMA fiber has similar mode coupling strength. As a result, the fiber length required to achieve the steady-state distribution (SSD) in SI OGC PMMA fibers is similar to that required in standard SI PMMA fibers. We have confirmed that optical fibers with a plastic core show more intense mode coupling than those with a glass core, regardless of the cladding material. These findings could be valuable in communication and sensory systems that use multimode SI OGC PMMA fiber. In this work, we have demonstrated a successful employment of our previously proposed method for determination of the coupling coefficient <i>D</i> in multimode SI OGC PMMA fiber. This method has already been successfully employed in the previous research of mode coupling in multimode SI glass optical fibers, SI PMMA fibers and SI plastic-clad silica optical fibers.
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spelling doaj.art-26497f07275c487cb0d4a609f5f991cd2023-11-23T12:40:16ZengMDPI AGPhotonics2304-67322022-04-019529710.3390/photonics9050297Mode Coupling and Steady-State Distribution in Multimode Step-Index Organic Glass-Clad PMMA FibersSvetislav Savović0Alexandar Djordjevich1Isidora Savović2Rui Min3Faculty of Science, University of Kragujevac, R. Domanovića 12, 34000 Kragujevac, SerbiaDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, City University of Hong Kong, 83 Tat Chee Avenue, Hong Kong, ChinaLaboratory of Neurodegenerative Disease, School of Biomedical Sciences, LKS Faculty of Medicine, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, ChinaCenter for Cognition and Neuroergonomics, State Key Laboratory of Cognitive Neuroscience and Learning, Beijing Normal University, Zhuhai 519087, ChinaMode coupling and power diffusion in multimode step-index (SI) organic glass-clad (OGC) PMMA fiber is examined in this study using the power flow equation (PFE). Using our previously proposed approach we determine the coupling coefficient <i>D</i> for this fiber. When compared to standard multimode SI PMMA fibers, the multimode SI OGC PMMA fiber has similar mode coupling strength. As a result, the fiber length required to achieve the steady-state distribution (SSD) in SI OGC PMMA fibers is similar to that required in standard SI PMMA fibers. We have confirmed that optical fibers with a plastic core show more intense mode coupling than those with a glass core, regardless of the cladding material. These findings could be valuable in communication and sensory systems that use multimode SI OGC PMMA fiber. In this work, we have demonstrated a successful employment of our previously proposed method for determination of the coupling coefficient <i>D</i> in multimode SI OGC PMMA fiber. This method has already been successfully employed in the previous research of mode coupling in multimode SI glass optical fibers, SI PMMA fibers and SI plastic-clad silica optical fibers.https://www.mdpi.com/2304-6732/9/5/297organic glass-clad PMMA fibermode couplingSSD
spellingShingle Svetislav Savović
Alexandar Djordjevich
Isidora Savović
Rui Min
Mode Coupling and Steady-State Distribution in Multimode Step-Index Organic Glass-Clad PMMA Fibers
Photonics
organic glass-clad PMMA fiber
mode coupling
SSD
title Mode Coupling and Steady-State Distribution in Multimode Step-Index Organic Glass-Clad PMMA Fibers
title_full Mode Coupling and Steady-State Distribution in Multimode Step-Index Organic Glass-Clad PMMA Fibers
title_fullStr Mode Coupling and Steady-State Distribution in Multimode Step-Index Organic Glass-Clad PMMA Fibers
title_full_unstemmed Mode Coupling and Steady-State Distribution in Multimode Step-Index Organic Glass-Clad PMMA Fibers
title_short Mode Coupling and Steady-State Distribution in Multimode Step-Index Organic Glass-Clad PMMA Fibers
title_sort mode coupling and steady state distribution in multimode step index organic glass clad pmma fibers
topic organic glass-clad PMMA fiber
mode coupling
SSD
url https://www.mdpi.com/2304-6732/9/5/297
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