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Bend-resistant leaky multi-trench fiber with large mode area and single-mode operation

Ma et al., 2018

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6747914674806684189
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Ma S
Ning T
Pei L
Li J
Zheng J
He X
Wen X
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A novel structure of modified multi-trench fiber (MTF) with characteristics of bend-resistance and large mode-area is proposed. In this structure, each low refractive-index trench of traditional MTF is broken by two gaps up and down. Numerical investigations show that the …
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