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586 results about "Relative refractive index" patented technology

Relative index of refraction specifically refers to comparing one optically dense media to another background media. It is actually a ratio of refractive indices of two differview the full answer.

Large effective area fiber

An optical fiber according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises: a glass core extending from a centerline to a radius R1 wherein R1 is greater than about 5 μm; a glass cladding surrounding and in contact with the core, the cladding comprising: (i) a first annular region extending from the radius R1 to a radius R2, the first annular region comprising a radial width, W2=R2−R1, (ii) a second annular region extending from the radius R2 to a radius R3, and comprising a radial width, W3=R3−R2, and (iii) a third annular region surrounding the second annular region and extending from the radius R3 to an outermost glass radius R4; wherein the core comprises a maximum relative refractive index, Δ1MAX, relative to the third annular region, and wherein Δ1MAX is greater than about 0.1% and less than about 0.3%; the first annular region has a refractive index delta Δ2(r) is less than about 0.025%; wherein the second annular region comprises a minimum relative refractive index, Δ3MIN, relative to the third annular region;wherein Δ1MAX>Δ2MAX>Δ3MIN, and Δ2MIN>Δ3MIN<0; andwherein the core and the cladding provide a fiber with cable cutoff less than 1500 nm, and an effective area at 1550 nm greater than 95 μm2 and bend loss of ≦0.5 dB / turn on a 20 mm diameter mandrel.
Owner:CORNING INC

Optical waveguide and spot size converter using the same

An optical waveguide includes a substrate in the shape of a flat plate; lower clad that is disposed on the substrate; and a core that is disposed on the lower clad and transmits light. The optical waveguide includes a first optical waveguide and a second optical waveguide. The first optical waveguide includes a first core on the lower clad, and is disposed so as to extend along a direction in which the light travels to a first position. The second optical waveguide includes a second core on the lower clad, is disposed so as to extend along a direction in which the light travels to a second position, and has a lower relative refractive index difference than the first optical waveguide. The first optical waveguide and the second optical waveguide form, between the first position and the second position, a layer structure where the first core and the second core are disposed such that the first core is positioned a predetermined distance away from the second core in a direction perpendicular to the substrate. At least either the first optical waveguide or the second optical waveguide includes a mode coupling section and a mode conversion section. The mode coupling section includes a directional coupler to conduct the mode coupling of the first core and the second core between the first position and the second position. The mode conversion section is connected to the mode coupling section, and has a tapered core structure to adjust the mode diameter of the first core to the mode diameter of the second core.
Owner:NEC CORP

Large effective area fiber with graded index GE-free core

According to some embodiments an optical waveguide fiber comprises (i) a Ge free core having an effective area of 100 μm2to 150 μm2, at 1550 nm wavelength, said core comprising: a) a central core region extending radially outwardly from a centerline to a radius r1, and having a relative refractive index percent profile Δ1(r) in % measured relative to pure silica, wherein −0.1%≦Δ1(r)≦0.12%, wherein the central core region has a maximum relative refractive index percent, Δ1MAX; (b) a first annular core region surrounding and directly adjacent to the central core region, having an α value 1.5≦α≦10, and extending to an outer radius r2, wherein 6 μm≦r2≦10 μm, and having a relative refractive index percent profile, Δ2(r) in % measured relative to pure silica, a minimum relative refractive index Δ2MIN, a maximum relative refractive index Δ2MAX and the relative refractive index measured at a radius r=2 μm, wherein 0.45≦Δ2≦0; −0.25≧Δ2MIN≧−0.45 and Δ1MAX≧Δ2(r=2 μm); (c) a fluorine doped second annular region surrounding and directly adjacent to the first annular core region and extending to a radius 20 μm≦r3≦30 μm and having a negative relative refractive index percent profile, Δ3(r) in %, measured relative to pure silica, with a minimum relative refractive index percent Δ3MIN and −0.5%<Δ3MIN<−0.25%; and Δ3MIN≦Δ2MIN; (ii) a cladding surrounding the core and having a relative refractive index percent Δ4(r) in % measured relative to pure silica and a minimum refractive index delta Δ4MIN, and −0.4%<Δ4<−0.2%; wherein the relative refractive index profile of the optical fiber is selected to provide attenuation of no more than 0.17 dB / km at the 1550 nm wavelength.
Owner:CORNING INC

Large Effective Area Fiber With GE-Free Core

According to some embodiments an optical waveguide fiber comprises:(i) a Ge free core having an effective area of 90 μm2 to 160 μm2, at a 1550 nm wavelength, and α value 12≦α≦25, said core comprising:(a) a central core region extending radially outwardly from a centerline to a radius 0 μm≦r0≦2 μm, and having a relative refractive index percent profile Δ0(r) in % measured relative to pure silica, wherein −0.1%≦Δ0(r)≦0.1%, wherein the central core region has a maximum relative refractive index percent, Δ0MAX,(b) a first annular core region surrounding and directly adjacent to the central core region and extending to an outer radius r1, wherein 4.8 μm≦r1≦10 μm, and having a relative refractive index percent profile, Δ1(r) in % measured relative to pure silica, and a minimum relative refractive index, Δ2MIN, and the relative refractive index measured at a radius r=2.5 μm being:−0.15≦Δ1(r=2.5 μm)≦0, and Δ0MAX≧Δ1(r=2.5 μm);(c) a fluorine doped second annular region surrounding and directly adjacent to the first annular core region and extending to a radius 13 μm≦r2≦30 μm and having a negative relative refractive index percent profile, Δ2(r) in %, measured relative to pure silica,with a minimum relative refractive index percent Δ2MIN being:Δ2MIN≦Δ1(r=2.5 μm), and −0.7%≦Δ2MIN≦−0.28%;(ii) a cladding surrounding the core and having a relative refractive index percent Δc(r) in % measured relative to pure silica, and Δc(r)=Δ2MIN±0.3%;wherein the relative refractive index profile of the optical fiber is selected to provide attenuation of no more than 0.175 dB / km at the wavelength of 1550 nm.
Owner:CORNING INC

Single mode optical fiber

The invention relates to a low-attenuation single mode optical fiber used in an optical fiber communication system. The single mode optical fiber comprises a core layer and a wrapping layer. The single mode optical fiber is characterized in that the refractive index distribution n (r) of the core layer and the g-type refractive index distribution of the core layer meet the formula: n (r)=n0*[1-2*delta 1*(r/R1)*g]*1/2 (r<=R1), the delta 1 of the core layer ranges from -0.05% to +0.05%, g ranges from 10 to 30, and the radius R1 of the core layer ranges from 4.0 microns to 5.0 microns; the wrapping layer sequentially comprises an inner wrapping layer, a middle wrapping layer and an outer wrapping layer from inner to outer, the delta 2 of the inner wrapping layer ranges from -0.3% to -0.45%, the radius R2 ranges from 20 microns to 30 microns, and the delta 3 of the middle wrapping layer is larger than delta 2, the numerical relationship between the relative refraction difference and the radius of the middle wrapping layer and the relative refraction difference and the radius of the inner wrapping layer is V=(R3-R2)*(delta 3-delta 2), and V ranges from 0.5*10-2-micron% to 7*10-2-micron%. The attenuation coefficient, at the 1550-nanometer position, of the optical fiber is smaller than or equal to 0.180dB/km. The low-attenuation single mode optical fiber is low in optical fiber loss, good in manufacturing technology, low in cost and suitable for scale production.
Owner:YANGTZE OPTICAL FIBRE & CABLE CO LTD

Low-attenuation bend-insensitive single-mode fiber

The invention relates to a low-attenuation bend-insensitive single-mode fiber, which is used in a fiber communication system and comprises a core layer and three claddings. The low-attenuation bend-insensitive single-mode fiber is characterized in that the relative refractive index difference delta1 of the core layer ranges from 0.1% to 0.30%, the radius R1 of the core layer ranges from 3.5 micrometers to 4.5 micrometers, the three claddings are arranged on the outside of the core layer, the first cladding is an inner cladding tightly encircling the core layer, the relative refractive index difference delta2 of the inner cladding ranges from -0.1% to 0.1%, the radius R2 of the inner cladding ranges from 8 micrometers to 10 micrometers, the second cladding is a depressed cladding tightly encircling the inner cladding, the relative refractive index difference delta3 of the depressed cladding ranges from -0.4% to -0.1%, the delta3 is smaller than the delta2, the radius R3 of the depressed cladding ranges from 12 micrometers to 20 micrometers, the third cladding is an outer cladding tightly encircling all sub-claddings of the depressed cladding, and the relative refractive index difference delta4 of the outer cladding ranges from -0.2% to 0.1%. On the basis of comprehensive compatibility to existing G.652 standards, the low-attenuation bend-insensitive single-mode fiber has an attenuation performance far superior to that of a conventional G.652.D fiber, the microscopic bending requirement of G.657.A1 standards can be met, and application of a dense wavelength division multiplexing system is facilitated.
Owner:YANGTZE OPTICAL FIBRE & CABLE CO LTD

Large effective area fiber

An optical fiber according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises: a glass core extending from a centerline to a radius R1 wherein R1 is greater than about 5 μm; a glass cladding surrounding and in contact with the core, the cladding comprising: (i) a first annular region extending from the radius R1 to a radius R2, the first annular region comprising a radial width, W2=R2−R1, (ii) a second annular region extending from the radius R2 to a radius R3, and comprising a radial width, W3=R3−R2, and (iii) a third annular region surrounding the second annular region and extending from the radius R3 to an outermost glass radius R4; wherein the core comprises a maximum relative refractive index, Δ1MAX, relative to the third annular region, and wherein Δ1MAX is greater than about 0.1% and less than about 0.3%; the first annular region has a refractive index delta Δ2(r) is less than about 0.025%; wherein the second annular region comprises a minimum relative refractive index, Δ3MIN, relative to the third annular region;
wherein Δ1MAX2MAX3MIN, and Δ2MIN3MIN<0; and
wherein the core and the cladding provide a fiber with cable cutoff less than 1500 nm, and an effective area at 1550 nm greater than 95 μm2 and bend loss of ≦0.5 dB/turn on a 20 mm diameter mandrel.
Owner:CORNING INC

Large effective area fiber with GE-free core

An optical waveguide fiber comprising:
(i) a Ge free core having an effective area of 90 μm2 to 160 μm2, at a 1550 nm wavelength, and α value 12≦α≦25, said core comprising:
(a) a central core region extending radially outwardly from a centerline to a radius r0≦2 μm, and having a relative refractive index percent profile Δ0(r) wherein −0.1% ≦Δ0(r) ≦0.1%, and wherein the central core region has a maximum relative refractive index, Δ0MAX,
(b) a first annular core region surrounding and directly adjacent to the central core region and extending to an outer radius r1, wherein 4.8 μm ≦r1≦10 μm, and having a relative refractive index percent profile, Δ1(r), and a minimum relative refractive index, Δ2MIN, and the relative refractive index measured at a radius r=2.5 μm being −0.15≦Δ1(r=2.5 μm) ≦0, and Δ0MAX ≧Δ1(r=2.5 μm);
(c) a fluorine doped second annular region surrounding and directly adjacent to the first annular core region and extending to a radius 13 μm ≦r2≦30 μm and having a negative relative refractive index percent profile, Δ2(r), with a minimum relative refractive index Δ2MIN being:
Δ2MIN1(r=2.5 μm), and −0.7% ≦Δ2MIN≦−0.28%; and
(ii) a cladding surrounding the core and having a relative refractive index percent Δc (r) in % measured relative to pure silica, and Δc (r)=Δ2MIN±0.3%;
wherein the relative refractive index profile of the optical fiber is selected to provide attenuation of no more than 0.175 dB/km at the wavelength of 1550 nm.
Owner:CORNING INC

High bandwidth multimode fiber

The invention relates to a high bandwidth multimode fiber used in an access network and a miniaturized optical device, which comprises a core layer and clad layers. The high bandwidth multimode fiber is characterized in that the radius of the core layer is 15 to 35 microns, the refractive index profile of the core layer is parabolic, and the maximum relative refractive index difference delta 1 percent max is over 0.8 percent; and the clad layers outside the core layer comprise an inner clad layer and/or a sunken inner clad layer, a rising ring and a sunken outer clad layer from the inside to the outside, and the relative refractive index difference of each layer satisfies the following relationships at the same time: delta 1 percent max is more than delta 2 percent which is more than delta 3 percent, delta 4 percent is more than delta 3 percent, the delta 4 percent is more than delta 5 percent, and the delta 4 percent is more than or equal to delta 2 percent. The macro-bending additional attenuation of the fiber is remarkably reduced, and the anti-bending performance of the fiber is improved; the fiber is provided with the rising ring so that the energy of some high-order mode of the core layer of the fiber is transferred or coupled to some mode of the rising ring from the core layer to effectively improve the bandwidth of the bending-insensitive multimode fiber; and the manufacturing method of the invention is simple, convenient and effective, and is suitable for mass production.
Owner:YANGTZE OPTICAL FIBRE & CABLE CO LTD
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