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Bend resistance of large-mode-area higher-order-mode fibers

J.M. Fini, +1 more
- pp 5-6
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In this paper, higher-order-mode fibers with very large mode area are shown to be naturally resistant to bend induced mode distortion, an important limitation on amplifier fibers, and simulations and measurements display resistance of these fibers to bending.
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Higher-order-mode fibers with very large mode area are shown to be naturally resistant to bend induced mode distortion, an important limitation on amplifier fibers. Simulations and measurements display resistance of these fibers to bending.

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John M. Fini
- 09 Jan 2006 - 
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