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15 April 2003 New reduced cladding photonic fibers for high-compactness optical modules and metro amplifiers
Valeria Gusmeroli, Mara Bagnasco, Giorgio Bodei, Paolo Gurnari, Gabriella Righini, Marta Affer, Paolo Vavassori
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Abstract
The paper presents a new line of photonic fibers with reduce dcladding radius that permits to reduce the space occupancy of gain coils, fused fiber devices and fiber pigtails without affecting either the performance or the reliability. The proposed reduced cladding photonic fibers seem an effective answer to the demand for compact optical modules and small form factor amplifiers. Considering the advantages of the reduced cladding approach and that no-drawbacks are foreseeable, 80 microns cladding diameter is likely to become a new standard for all the photonic fibers used within optical modules.
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Valeria Gusmeroli, Mara Bagnasco, Giorgio Bodei, Paolo Gurnari, Gabriella Righini, Marta Affer, and Paolo Vavassori "New reduced cladding photonic fibers for high-compactness optical modules and metro amplifiers", Proc. SPIE 4943, Fiber-based Component Fabrication, Testing, and Connectorization, (15 April 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.468558
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KEYWORDS
Cladding

Optical amplifiers

Fiber amplifiers

Photonic crystal fibers

Failure analysis

Erbium

Reliability

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