Affiliation:
1. Electronics and Communication Engineering Department , OFC and Photonics Lab, National Institute of Technology Patna , Patna , India
Abstract
Abstract
For the first time, the discrete changes model has been explored for crosstalk estimation under the bidirectional propagation condition. Crosstalk characterization in homogeneous multicore fiber (MCF) has been discussed, with different crosstalk estimation methods, such as, conventional model for perfectly homogeneous core, discrete changes model for real homogeneous core, and propagation direction interleaving (PDI) approach for backward propagation. The forward crosstalk expression under bending and twisting conditions, derived by the authors, has been utilized to visualize the impact of fiber twisting over a wide range. Discrete changes model has been analyzed for backward crosstalk, in order to observe the XT behavior for deterministic bending and twisting effects. For the crosstalk analysis in bidirectional propagation, 12-core MCF has been used, with circular lattice and square lattice arrangements for single-mode propagation. Moreover, for optimization and crosstalk suppression, trench-assisted core and PDI technique have been used to obtain the significantly low crosstalk in limited cladding diameter of 200 µm. The influence of fiber length and wavelength has been exhibited on crosstalk performance. The worst crosstalk level, and relative spatial efficiency in these MCFs have been compared with recently reported works.
Subject
Electrical and Electronic Engineering,Condensed Matter Physics,Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics
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