Drapela, T.
, Franzen, D.
, Cherin, A.
and Smith, R.
(1989),
A comparison of far-field methods for determining mode field diameter of single-mode fibers using both gaussian and petermann definitions, Journal of Lightwave Technology, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=13639
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A comparison of far-field methods for determining mode field diameter of single-mode fibers using both gaussian and petermann definitions
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Abstract-An interlaboratory comparison of far-field measurement methods to determine mode field diameter of single-mode fibers was conducted among members of the Electronic Industries Association. Measurements were made on dispersion unshifted and shifted fibers at 1300 and 1550 nm. Results were calculated using both Petermann and Gaussian definitions. The Petermann definition gave better agreement than the Gaussian in all cases. A systematic offset of 0.52 μm was observed between methods when applied to dispersion shifted fibers. Such an offset may be caused by limited angular collection.Citation
Journal of Lightwave Technology
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8
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Created August 1, 1989, Updated February 17, 2017