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Abstract
Abstract This study has demonstrated the multimode parabolic index fibers integrated with spatiotemporal VCSEL sources for the optical fiber system improvement. Average radial intensity is clarified against fiber radius variations with 0.1 % refractive difference index step. The Max base band Q factor form is demonstrated against the fiber refractive index step variations. The Max base band Q factor form variations are demonstrated against VCSEL diode bias current variations. The Max base band Q factor form variations are clarified against the fiber core radius variations. The Max base band Q factor form is simulated against the fiber cladding thickness variations. Multimode fiber calculation report at the wavelength 1550 nm for the light source (Pol. X = VCSEL LP [0,1]) is reported. The Max lighted base optical band form power is clarified versus time after parabolic index multimode fiber with 0.1 % refractive difference index step. The Max optical lighted base band power form is demonstrated against wavelength after parabolic index multimode fiber with 0.1 % refractive difference index step. The Max base Q band form factor is simulated after spatial APD photodetector receiver with 0.1 % refractive difference index step. The fiber base band mode form intensity in x and d directions is demonstrated within the fiber with 0.1 % refractive difference index step. The fiber base band encircled flux form is studied and simulated versus fiber radius variations with 0.1 % refractive difference index step.
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This is the journal for all scientists working in optical communications. Journal of Optical Communications was the first international publication covering all fields of optical communications with guided waves. It is the aim of the journal to serve all scientists engaged in optical communications as a comprehensive journal tailored to their needs and as a forum for their publications. The journal focuses on the main fields in optical communications