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Complementary Analysis of Modal Content and Properties in a 19-cell Hollow Core Photonic Band Gap Fiber using Time-of-Flight and S2 Techniques

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Abstract

We study the rich multimode content of an ultra-low loss hollow core photonic bandgap fiber using two complementary techniques which allow us to investigate both short and long propagation distances. Several distinct vector modes are clearly identified, with evidence of low intermodal coupling and distributed scattering.

© 2012 Optical Society of America

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