1978
DOI: 10.1109/tmtt.1978.1129420
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Techniques and Formulations for Mode Coupling of Multimode Optical Fibers

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“…The most popular technique reported so far for the analysis of signal propagation through MMF fibers is that based on the coupled power-flow equations developed by Gloge [76] in the early 70's and later improved by Olshansky [27] and Marcuse [28], to account for the propagation and time spreading of digital pulses through MMFs. Most of the published models and subsequent work on the modelling of MMFs [29,[77][78][79] are based on this method in which the MMF power transfer function is solved by means of a numerical procedure like the Crank-Nicholson method, for instance [29]. However, other methods rely on solving the system of coupled equations adopting the matrix formalism [80].…”
Section: Theoretical Approach Of Multimode Optical Fibers 41 Introdmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most popular technique reported so far for the analysis of signal propagation through MMF fibers is that based on the coupled power-flow equations developed by Gloge [76] in the early 70's and later improved by Olshansky [27] and Marcuse [28], to account for the propagation and time spreading of digital pulses through MMFs. Most of the published models and subsequent work on the modelling of MMFs [29,[77][78][79] are based on this method in which the MMF power transfer function is solved by means of a numerical procedure like the Crank-Nicholson method, for instance [29]. However, other methods rely on solving the system of coupled equations adopting the matrix formalism [80].…”
Section: Theoretical Approach Of Multimode Optical Fibers 41 Introdmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, this method is applicable to sev-Copyright ¸ 1982 by the American Geophysical Union. eral coupling mechanisms, such as random bends of the fiber axis [Tatekura et al, 1978b] and fluctuations of the core and cladding interface [Tatekura et al , 1978a].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Las técnicas empleadas anteriormente para describir la propagación a través de MMF estaban basadas en la resolución de las ecuaciones de flujo de potencia mediante métodos numéricos, [8,[26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39], como por ejemplo el método de Crack-Nicholson. Aunque las ecuaciones de flujo de potencia resultan adecuadas para la descripción de la propagación de pulsos digitales, presentan ciertas limitaciones si se considera la propagación de señales analógicas o en el caso de que se requiera un conocimiento detallado de la respuesta en frecuencia en banda base y en radiofrecuencia, puesto que no ofrecen información a cerca de la fase de la señal.…”
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“…La mayor parte de los modelos y trabajos orientados a la caracterización de las fibras multimodo [8,[26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39] están basados en un método a través del cual se resuelve la función de transferencia en potencia gracias a procedimientos numéricos, como puede ser el método de Crack-Nicholson, [29,32,36]. Por citar un ejemplo, Yabre [29], se ha valido recientemente de las ecuaciones de flujo de potencia para estudiar la influencia de varios parámetros en la función de transferencia de las MMF.…”
Section: Introducción Al Modelo De Propagación Desarrolladounclassified