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Analytical and experimental study on a bent abrupt taper.

Pourya Ghasemi, Scott S-H Yam

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Summary

This study introduces a new analytical model for bent fiber tapers, accurately predicting light modes and accommodating bending variations. The model successfully separates tapering and bending effects, validated by experimental results.

Area of Science:

Optical Engineering
Photonics
Fiber Optics

Background:

Single-mode optical fibers are crucial for data transmission.
Perturbations like bending can alter light propagation in fiber tapers.
Existing models may not fully capture combined tapering and bending effects.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an analytical coupling model for perturbed abrupt fiber tapers.
To predict the behavior of higher-order modes (LP11, LP12) in bent tapers.
To provide a unified formulation for analyzing tapering and bending effects separately.

Main Methods:

Developed an analytical coupling model for fiber tapers.
Incorporated a perturbation function to model bending variations.
Formulated a method to treat tapering and bending effects independently.

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Main Results:

The model predicts the presence of LP0m, LP11, and LP12 modes in bent tapers.
The perturbation function effectively models bending variations.
Tapering and bending effects can be analyzed separately within the model.

Conclusions:

The proposed analytical model is viable for perturbed abrupt fiber tapers.
The model accurately predicts mode behavior in bent fiber tapers.
The method offers a flexible approach to analyze optical fiber perturbations.