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Synopsis Until recently, an optical fiber was a solid thread surrounded by another material with a lower refractive index. Today, photonic crystal fibers are established as an alternative fiber technology. The discovery of the principles of photonic crystals led to the suggestion of radically new light guidance mechanisms when the existing conventional fibers could not keep pace anymore due to their intrinsic limits. These types of crystals are basically periodic dielectric structures containing regularly repeating internal regions of high and low dielectric constant and containing a band gap that forbids the propagation of a certain wavelength range of light. This unique property enables one to control light propagation and produce amazing effects that are impossible with conventional optical fibers. Wavelengths of lights that are allowed to propagate are known as modes while disallowed wavelength-bands are known as photonic band gaps. Hence, we can imagine a two dimensional photonic crystals in the form of an optical fiber which consists of a core having diameter of the order of a few micron surrounded by a photonic crystal cladding. The resulting optical fiber is known as photon

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Author
Rajat Kumar Basak
Publisher
Cambridge University Press India Pvt. Ltd.
Published
2018
Language
EN
ISBN
9788175960626
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Engineering, Stem

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