A new mode converter based on hollow optical fiber for gigabit LAN communication

S. Choi; K. Oh; W. Shin; C. S. Park; G. Y. Kim; Y. G. Lee

A new mode converter based on hollow optical fiber for gigabit LAN communication

S. Choi, K. Oh, W. Shin, C. S. Park, G. Y. Kim, Y. G. Lee

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Abstract

A mode converter based on the hollow optical fiber to convert the fundamental mode to the ring shape mode was proposed to reduce the differential modal delay of multi-mode fiber (MMF). The insertion loss, far-field pattern, and the 2.5Gb/s transmission experiments of mode converters based on hollow optical fiber (HOF) were explored. The structure of the proposed mode converter was schematically illustrated. The improvement of bit error rate (BER) for 2.5Gb/s transmission at 1.31μm through 500m of MMF using the proposed mode converter was reported.

Original language	English
Pages	326-327
Number of pages	2
Publication status	Published - 2001
Event	27th European Conference on Optical Communication - Amsterdam, Netherlands Duration: 2001 Sep 30 → 2001 Oct 4

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Other	27th European Conference on Optical Communication
Country/Territory	Netherlands
City	Amsterdam
Period	01/9/30 → 01/10/4

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A new mode converter based on hollow optical fiber for gigabit LAN communication

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