Modelling applications of photonic bandgap fibres
Modelling applications of photonic bandgap fibres
Photonic crystal fibres (PCFs)[1] are one of the most exciting developments in the field of photonics that has emerged in recent years. Not only have they already led to cheap all-fibre high brightness white light sources and have sparked a renaissance in the field of nonlinear optics but they also have the potential to dramatically change the next generation of telecommunication systems. PCFs can be split into two categories, the first have a solid core and guide light by modified total internal reflection, while the second photonic bandgap fibres (PBF) guide light by photonic bandgap effects and typically have a low index core compared to the cladding. Also of interest are "arrow" fibres which have a solid core and guide light due to the arrangement of high index defects in the cladding. In this paper we will be concentrating on designing and manipulating the properties of PBFs. etc...
Broderick, Neil G.R.
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Richardson, D.J.
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Broderick, Neil G.R., Amezcua-Correa, R., Poletti, F.R.A., Flanagan, J.C., Richardson, D.J. and Petrovich, M.N.
(2006)
Modelling applications of photonic bandgap fibres.
Photonics 2006, Hyderabad, India.
13 - 16 Dec 2006.
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Photonic crystal fibres (PCFs)[1] are one of the most exciting developments in the field of photonics that has emerged in recent years. Not only have they already led to cheap all-fibre high brightness white light sources and have sparked a renaissance in the field of nonlinear optics but they also have the potential to dramatically change the next generation of telecommunication systems. PCFs can be split into two categories, the first have a solid core and guide light by modified total internal reflection, while the second photonic bandgap fibres (PBF) guide light by photonic bandgap effects and typically have a low index core compared to the cladding. Also of interest are "arrow" fibres which have a solid core and guide light due to the arrangement of high index defects in the cladding. In this paper we will be concentrating on designing and manipulating the properties of PBFs. etc...
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