Comparative study of boundary conditions with helix

Pillay, Shamini; Kumar, Deepak; Phua, Yeong‐Nan

doi:10.1117/12.2243425

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“…A comparative study was carried out for the circular waveguide with helical windings between the core and cladding parameters. This work is an extension and refinement to our previous work [10] [16] which considered only a few pitch angles namely 10°,20°,30°. The dispersion curves for those angles showed limited amount of mode behaviour.…”

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“…A representative numerical computation is able to illustrate the use of the Eigen equations that were derived in our previous works [10] [16]. This is done by taking values of  as 0 o and 90 o .…”

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“…Previously, we have completed the mathematical derivation for both reverse and normal boundary conditions. Details of the derivation are found in [10] and [16] respectively.…”

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“…After expanding the determinant, we have an equation in terms of Bessel function and modified Bessel functions for both the boundary condition. Details of the derivation can be seen in our previous works[16]and[10] respectively.…”

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Model Dispersion Analysis of Circular Waveguide in Normal and Reverse Boundary Condition

2019

IJRTE

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The dispersion characteristics of the circular step index fiber with helical windings between the core-cladding region is investigated. Sheath helix is wounded between the core and cladding using two directions, namely in the clock wise and anticlockwise direction. Substituting the field components into the modified boundary conditions due to the addition of the helical windings the modal characteristics are derived for both fibers. Representations of the helical windings are done by using normal boundary conditions and reverse boundary conditions. The Eigen equation is obtained in the form of Bessel functions and modified Bessel functions for both the waveguides. The dispersion curves are plotted for two specific pitch angles ψ=0° and ψ=90 for each fiber and the results are compared. The direction of wrapping the helical material results in a change in the dispersion properties with regards to the way the modes propagate in both fibers. These changes are seen by the presents and absence of (1) band gap,(2) splitting of modes and (3) adjacent modes depending on the direction and pitch angle of the helical windings. Results obtained in this work suggest that direction and pitch angle of the helical winding are parameters that are able to control the behavior of the modes.

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“…Previously, we have completed the mathematical derivation for both reverse and normal boundary conditions. Details of the derivation are found in [10] and [16] respectively.…”

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