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The effect of cladding loss in graded-index fibres

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We present quantitative results for the effect of cladding absorption on the transmitted power and impulse response of a typical multimode, graded-index fibre that is excited by a Lambertian source. Power attenuation is due to the absorbing cladding material and the radiation loss of the tunnelling rays. Graded-index fibres are shown to be far less susceptible to the effect of cladding absorption than step-index fibres.

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Barrell, K.F., Pask, C. The effect of cladding loss in graded-index fibres. Opt Quant Electron 10, 223–231 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01208854

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