Loss And Pulse Distortion In Fundamental Mode Transmission Through Randomly Bent Fibres

K. Petermann; H.G. Unger

Optical Fiber Transmission II Technical Digest
(Optica Publishing Group, 1977),
paper TuD6

Loss And Pulse Distortion In Fundamental Mode Transmission Through Randomly Bent Fibres

K. Petermann and H.G. Unger

Optical Fiber Transmission 1977

Williamsburg, Virginia United States
ISBN: 77CH1227-8QEC

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FIBER MEASUREMENTS AND PROPAGATION I (TuD)

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K. Petermann and H. G. Unger, "Loss And Pulse Distortion In Fundamental Mode Transmission Through Randomly Bent Fibres," in Optical Fiber Transmission II Technical Digest, (Optica Publishing Group, 1977), paper TuD6.

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Abstract

When transmitting high bit-rates through optical fibres, fibres should be used where the signal should travel in the fundamental mode only. In perfectly straight and uniform fibres no delay differences occur and pulse broadening is mainly caused by material dispersion. In cabled fibres, however, microbending occurs which influences the mode propagation.

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