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Equilibrium mode distribution

About: Equilibrium mode distribution is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 928 publications have been published within this topic receiving 14939 citations.


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12 Nov 2007
TL;DR: An optical arrangement comprising a multi-mode fibre (16) for carrying single mode laser light (12), a randomiser (18) for randomising spatial modes supported by the fibre and means for averaging out the randomised spatial modes to recover the single spatial mode is described in this paper.
Abstract: An optical arrangement comprising a multi-mode fibre (16) for carrying single mode laser light (12); a randomiser (18) for randomising spatial modes supported by the fibre and means for averaging out the randomised spatial modes to recover the single spatial mode.

18 citations

Proceedings ArticleDOI
01 Feb 2012
TL;DR: In this paper, a photonic crystal rod fiber amplifier with a leaky guiding regime was used to demonstrate almost 50% power improvement of the mode onset instability by operating the rod fiber.
Abstract: We report 216W of average output power from a photonic crystal rod fiber amplifier. We demonstrate almost 50% power improvement of the mode onset instability by operating the rod fiber in a leaky guiding regime.

18 citations

Patent
26 Sep 1997
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors proposed a beam steering method for semiconductor lasers or optical amplifiers by biasing a multi-lateral beam steering section, which achieved high signal extinction ratios, high speed, and low chirp modulation by injecting current into the multilateral mode waveguide from the mode converter thus changing the intermodal dispersion.
Abstract: A novel device and method of beam steering for semiconductor lasers or optical amplifiers is disclosed. The method of the present invention achieves high signal extinction ratios, high speed, low chirp modulation by biasing a multi-lateral mode beam steering section. The device of the present invention comprises an active single vertical and lateral mode optical waveguide, a multi-lateral mode waveguide, and a mode converter. The mode converter efficiently couples output from an active single mode waveguide to two or more modes of a multi-lateral mode waveguide. Two guided modes arrive at a device facet with a particular intermodal phase difference based on initial mode phasing, multi-lateral mode waveguide length and modal dispersion properties, and facet angle. Beam steering is achieved through carrier antiguiding effect by injecting current into the multi-lateral mode waveguide from the mode converter thus changing the intermodal dispersion. Changing the intermodal phase difference changes the direction of beam propagation relative to the device facet, providing enhanced beam steering.

18 citations

Journal ArticleDOI
Abstract: We proposed a mode splitter based on directional coupler (DC), which is capable of splitting the TE0 & TE1 modes without changing the mode order. It is found that high coupling efficiency (>;1 dB), low mode crosstalk (<;16 dB), wide bandwidth (~100 nm) and large fabrication tolerance (±10 nm) can be obtained by a 24.4 μm coupling length DC structure, which is composed of a strip and a slot silicon waveguide. This design represents a first step towards mode splitter without changing the mode order, which can find important potential applications, such as optical isolation and mode division multiplexing (MDM), in large scale photonic integrated circuits (PICs). © 1989;2012 IEEE.

17 citations

Patent
Ning Guan1, Kazuhiko Aikawa1, Masashi Ikeda1, Kuniharu Himeno1, Harada Koichi1 
24 Apr 2007
TL;DR: In this article, a higher-order mode dispersion compensating fiber was proposed, which attenuates a lower order mode propagating through the optical fiber while not attenuating a higher order mode which is higher than the lower order modes.
Abstract: A higher order mode dispersion compensating fiber includes an optical fiber and a first loss layer which is provided within the fiber and which attenuates a lower order mode propagating through the optical fiber while not attenuating a higher order mode which is higher than the lower order mode. A dispersion compensating fiber mode converter for a higher order fiber includes a single mode fiber; a higher order mode dispersion compensating fiber; and a fused and extended portion which has been formed by fusing and extending the single mode fiber and the higher order mode fiber. The fused and extended portion converts between the LP01 mode of the single mode fiber and the LP02 mode of the higher order mode dispersion compensating fiber.

17 citations


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