Microstructured Polymer Optical Fibres

By: Maryanne Large, Leon Poladian, Geoff Barton

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Hardcover | 1 October 2007

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This book provides the reader with a clear overview of the considerable body of research and development work carried out in the last five years on microstructured polymer optical fibres (mPOFs) and the huge potential that they offer in a diversity of application areas. It will contain sections explaining the guiding mechanism in these fibres, the fabrication methods, the variety of fibres that can be made, the optical properties that can be achieved and an outline of potential applications. It will also explain the state-of-play with respect to current research and issues that have still to be resolved. It will also for the first time include details about the fabrication process for these fibres. This description will be extended to apply to other classes of microstructured fibres including those made from silica. The book provides an excellent introduction to this new technology, making it accessible to industry, technical and research audiences.

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Preface	p. vii
Colour Plates	p. xiii
List of Figures	p. xix
List of Tables	p. xxiii
List of Symbols and Acronyms	p. xxv
History and Applications of Polymer Fibres and Microstructured Fibres	p. 1
Early Stages Of Polymer Fibre Development	p. 1
Fabrication Considerations For Optical Fibres	p. 3
Index Contrast Between Core And Cladding	p. 6
Physical Properties Of Polymers	p. 7
Current Applications Of Conventional Polymer Fibres	p. 8
Illumination	p. 8
Sensing	p. 8
High Speed Data Transmission	p. 8
History And Overview Of Microstructured Fibres	p. 10
References	p. 16
Concepts in Waveguide Theory	p. 21
Modes	p. 21
Degeneracy, Polarisation And Birefringence	p. 22
Weak Guidance	p. 24
Counting Modes	p. 24
Effective Indices And Cutoff	p. 26
Coupling Light In And Out	p. 27
Numerical Aperture	p. 28
Mode Field Diameter Or Spot Size	p. 29
Bandwidth And Dispersion	p. 30
Intra- And Inter-Modal Dispersion	p. 31
Group Velocity And Chromatic Dispersion	p. 32
Power Mixing In Multimode Fibres	p. 32
Equilibrium	p. 33
Over- And Under-Filled Launch Conditions	p. 34
Conventional Guidance Mechanisms	p. 35
References	p. 37
Guiding Concepts in Microstructured Fibres	p. 39
Photonic Bandgap Guidance	p. 39
Confinement Loss	p. 45
Counting Modes In Microstructured Fibres	p. 46
Endlessly Single-Mode Fibre	p. 48
Manipulating Dispersion	p. 49
References	p. 50
The Modelling and Design of mPOFs	p. 53
Nomenclature	p. 54
Algorithms	p. 57
Conventional Approaches	p. 57
Nonconventional Approaches	p. 59
Available Software	p. 63
Power Mixing Theory	p. 63
Deterministic and Stochastic Coupling	p. 64
Comparing Two Common Perturbations	p. 66
Equilibrium Length And Power Distribution	p. 67
Example Designs For Various Fibre Attributes	p. 68
Mode Number And Spacing	p. 68
Capture And Coupling Efficiency	p. 69
Mode Profile	p. 69
Dispersion	p. 71
Polarisation	p. 72
Automated Design	p. 73
References	p. 77
Fabrication of mPOFs	p. 83
Preform Production	p. 84
Bragg Preforms	p. 84
Capillary Stacking	p. 84
Drilling Monolithic Preforms	p. 86
Extrusion	p. 89
Injection Moulding	p. 91
Casting	p. 92
Fibre Drawing And Furnace Design	p. 94
Convective Heat Transfer	p. 95
Radiative Heat Transfer	p. 99
Monitoring And Control	p. 102
Quality Of Fabricated MPOF	p. 103
Material	p. 103
Structure	p. 104
References	p. 106
Effects of Drawing on the Microstructure	p. 111
Scaling Analysis For Fibre Drawing	p. 111
Isothermal Analysis Of Hole Deformation	p. 115
Hole-Size Changes	p. 115
Hole-Shape Changes	p. 117
Approximate Analysis Of Hole Behaviour	p. 120
Nonisothermal Analysis Of Hole Deformation	p. 121
Convective Heat Transfer	p. 122
Radiative Heat Transfer	p. 125
Pressure Modified Hole Deformation	p. 126
References	p. 128
The Handling and Characterisation of mPOFs	p. 131
Cutting And Handling	p. 131
Melt Cutting	p. 131
Laser Cutting	p. 132
Hot-Knife Cutting	p. 133
Fibre Characterisation	p. 136
Structural Characterisation	p. 136
Single- And Multimode Guiding	p. 137
Near- And Far-Fields	p. 138
Numerical Aperture	p. 140
Transmission Loss	p. 141
Bandwidth	p. 148
Birefringence	p. 152
References	p. 158
Hollow-Core mPOF	p. 165
Introduction	p. 165
Fabrication	p. 166
Transmission Properties	p. 168
Issues Affecting The Performance Of Bandgap Fibres	p. 171
Importance of structural dimensions	p. 171
Role Of Surface Modes	p. 171
Ultimate Loss Limits For Hollow-Core MPOF	p. 172
Applications Of Photonic Bandgap Fibres	p. 176
Challenges And Future Directions	p. 176
References	p. 177
Graded-Index mPOFs	p. 181
Material Dispersion	p. 181
Intermodal Dispersion	p. 183
The Effect of the Graded-Index Microstructure	p. 183
Experimental Characterisation Of GImPOFs	p. 188
Challenges And Future Directions	p. 189
References	p. 190
Bragg and Long Period Gratings in mPOF	p. 193
Introduction	p. 193
Fibre Bragg Gratings	p. 197
FBGs In Microstructured Fibres	p. 197
FBGs In Polymer Fibres	p. 197
FBGs In Microstructured Polymer Fibres	p. 198
Long Period Gratings	p. 202
LPG In Microstructured Fibres	p. 202
LPGs In Polymer Fibres	p. 203
Challenges And Future Directions	p. 207
References	p. 208
Material Additives for mPOF	p. 213
Introduction	p. 213
Doping Methods	p. 216
Solution Doping	p. 216
Nanoparticle Doping	p. 220
Fluorescence Measurements	p. 221
An MPOF Amplifier And Laser	p. 222
Challenges And Future Directions	p. 225
References	p. 225
Index	p. 229
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