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Abstract
A spiral-shaped photonic crystal fiber (SS-PCF) is described in this research report. Here, by using finer mesh, and finite element method (FEM), the fundamental properties of optical transmission, such as nonlinearity (\(\:\gamma\:\)), birefringence (Br), beat length (\(\:{L}_{b}\)), confinement loss (\(\:{L}_{c}\)), numerical aperture (NA), effective mode area (\(\:{A}_{eff}\)) are derived for wavelength range from 0.1\(\:{\upmu\:}\text{m}\) to 1.5 \(\:{\upmu\:}\text{m}.\) Separately employed as core materials, Gallium phosphide (GaP), Graphene, and tellurite exhibit greater performance than that of earlier works. Graphene provides the extremely high nonlinearity of 6.13 × \(\:{10}^{12}\) W− 1km− 1, GaP of 3.70 × \(\:{10}^{6}\) W− 1km− 1 and tellurite of 3.28 × \(\:{10}^{5}\) W− 1km− 1 at 0.1\(\:\:{\upmu\:}\text{m}\). To the best of our knowledge, an SS-PCF is the first to test the performance of numerous ceramic objects in optical nonlinear applications. In actuality, the structure’s evanescent fields aid in the modeling process and display a performance profile with an ultra-high Br of 0.33, an exceptionally high NA of 0.86, and an extremely low \(\:{L}_{c}\) of 1.0 × \(\:{10}^{-5}\) dBm− 1. All these results might be crucial in biological imaging, sensing, supercontinuum applications, polarization maintenance, optical parameter amplification, and additional nonlinear applications.
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Optical and Quantum Electronics provides an international forum for the publication of original research papers, tutorial reviews and letters in such fields as optical physics, optical engineering and optoelectronics. Special issues are published on topics of current interest.
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