Single mode dispersion shifted photonic crystal fiber with liquid core for optofluidic applications

Das, Sugandha; De, Moutusi; Singh, Vinod Kumar

doi:10.1016/j.yofte.2019.102012

Cited by 18 publications

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“…Further, a comparison has been made with available results of full‐vectorial FEM (FV‐FEM) and EIM techniques to ensure that the chosen platform can be considered for further research purposes. The purpose to choose the aforementioned platform is to build a simplified and suitable platform that can be used to evaluate modal parameters that are considered to be vital in PCF 25–29 …”

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“…Both of the works have been carried out within the wavelength range between 1 to 2 μm. Further, Das 28 had also utilized FV‐FEM technique for modal parametric studies. Again, Karak 29 used EIM technique to evaluate the modal parameter studies.…”

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“…Again, Karak 29 used EIM technique to evaluate the modal parameter studies. The relationship between the refractive index of different materials with the effective refractive index of PCF can lead to change the working behavior of PCF by changing their modal parameters 25–29 . These overall concepts have been utilized to build these two platforms to ease the computation of a researcher.…”

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“…The purpose to choose the aforementioned platform is to build a simplified and suitable platform that can be used to evaluate modal parameters that are considered to be vital in PCF. [25][26][27][28][29] Thus, the aforementioned relationship has been taken into consideration for this work. To get a further insight into this dependence, we accrue all available literatures dealing with PCF entailing this dependence and enlist them in Table 3.…”

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“…The relationship between the refractive index of different materials with the effective refractive index of PCF can lead to change the working behavior of PCF by changing their modal parameters. [25][26][27][28][29] These overall concepts have been utilized to build these two platforms to ease the computation of a researcher. As evident, Table 3 provides a nice comparison of our evaluated results of the modal parameters along with the published literatures.…”

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Multiple material domain‐based computational tools for ease assessment of modal parameter in photonic crystal fibers

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SummaryWe report here the development of two computational tools PCFPS (Photonic Crystal Fiber Parameter Study) and PCFPA (Photonic Crystal Fiber Parameter Analysis), equipped with graphical user interface (GUI) for modeling of photonic crystal fiber. The tools are based on different structural parameters, and they provide characteristic analysis of the modal parameters from the structural parameters. The main feature of PCFPS is that it enables the user to find out the values of each defining modal parameter that has an immense contribution towards the manufacture of photonic crystal fiber. Additionally, PCFPA allows the user to observe the variation in the modal parameters with respect to the changes in structural parameters (such as d, Λ, d/Λ, and λ/>Λ). Besides their ease of use, these two schemes have high computational precision and adaptability, giving a novel platform to optical engineers to modulate the microstructured fibers according to their requirement.

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confidence: 99%