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Dec. 5, 2006Lori Moore1 Single Mode Fiber Coupling Sensitivities and Tolerancing
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Dec. 5, 2006Lori Moore2 Overview Basic Definitions Misalignments –Lateral –Angular –Longitudinal –Mode mismatch Example Tolerancing Problem –Coupling between two single mode fibers in air Figure of Merit – Coupling Efficiency –Why Starting point for more complex systems Non-linear tolerancing problem
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Dec. 5, 2006Lori Moore3 Single Mode Fiber Definitions Variables used ω o = mode field radius (1/e 2 ) n 0 = index outside of fiber λ = wavelength λ (um)ω 0 (um) 1.555.25 1.34.65 1.063.1 0.862.5 0.631.85
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Dec. 5, 2006Lori Moore4 Loss Due to Lateral Misalignment
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Dec. 5, 2006Lori Moore5 Loss Due to Lateral Misalignment λ = 1.3 μm ω 0 = 4.65 μm
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Dec. 5, 2006Lori Moore6 Loss Due to Angular Misalignment
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Dec. 5, 2006Lori Moore7 Loss Due to Angular Misalignment λ = 1.3 μm ω 0 = 4.65 μm
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Dec. 5, 2006Lori Moore8 Loss Due to Longitudinal Misalignment
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Dec. 5, 2006Lori Moore9 Loss Due to Longitudinal Misalignment λ = 1.3 μm ω 0 = 4.65 μm n 0 = 1
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Dec. 5, 2006Lori Moore10 Loss Due to Mode Mismatch
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Dec. 5, 2006Lori Moore11 Loss Due to Mode Mismatch λ = 1.3 μm ω 0 = 4.65 μm n 0 = 1
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Dec. 5, 2006Lori Moore12 Example Tolerancing Problem Goal –Loss < 0.46 dB (10%) Other constrains –Fiber to Fiber coupling –Wavelength = 1.3 μm –Mode field radius = 4.65 μm (1/e 2 ) –Gap material is air (n = 1)
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Dec. 5, 2006Lori Moore13 Perturbation Analysis Can’t Assume Linearity
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Dec. 5, 2006Lori Moore14 One Possible Solution
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Dec. 5, 2006Lori Moore15 Closing Remarks and References Other issues to consider –Dirt on fiber –Burning the fiber with too much power –Humidity –Wavelength References –OFR catalogue http://www.ofr.com/misc/OFR_2001_Fiber.pdf –Further Reading For gaussian beam propagation –Lasers, A. E. Siegman (1986) especially Chapter 17 and 20
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Dec. 5, 2006Lori Moore16 Conversion from Decibels to Transmission Percent Calculating Loss in dB (L dB )Calculating Loss in % (L % )
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