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Modeling Of Capacity Enhancement of Heterogeneous Few Mode Multi-Core Fiber: A Review
Anshu
Sharad Mohan Shrivastava
Vikas Sahu
Aakash Joshi
Anamika Bhadra
Anjali S. Sanghvi
Nirmala Tirkey
Journal on Digital Signal Processing
2322–0368
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SDM (Space Division Multiplexing), MCF (Multi-Core Fiber), FMF (Few Mode Fiber), DMD (Differential Mode Delay), (IC-XT) Inter-Core Crosstalk
This paper aims to make understand the fundamentals and recent advancement in Multi-core Fiber Technology using Space Division Multiplexing. Few Mode Multi-core Fiber (FM-MCF) that enable Space Division Multiplexing (SDM) have greater potential to improve the transmission capacity compared to Single Spatial Mode Fiber (SSMF). The concept of Heterogeneous Few Mode Multi-core Fibers has paved its way in optical communication system by replacing Homogeneous Few Mode Multi-core Fibers which were previously opted. The uncoupled Multi-core Fibers (MCFs) which can utilize multiple cores are arranged in a fiber as spatial transmission channels and then is used for the SDM transmission. Design of 36 core and 3 mode is also demonstrated. Measurement of Inter-core XT for different bending radius is studied. And to give the readers a glimpse of recent development in Multi-core Fiber (MCF) technology, some noticeable research papers have also been discussed. System implementations based on MCF are mentioned along with future research directions.
October - December 2016
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