This book covers the design of
Fiber Optic (FO) systems, including performance data on a wide
range of devices. The author
avoids complex mathematics, but offers equations that
describe FO components and systems. Readability is enhanced through
numerous figures, diagrams and graphs. This book is recommended
for graduate students, project managers, research scientists, optical
engineers and consultants.
The book summarizes application of FO components in
industrial, commercial, military and space systems. Beginning
with characteristics of optical fiber such as the core, cladding, and
jacket, the author surveys capabilities and limitations.
Important mathematical expressions
are provided, as well as resources for additional study.
This book is
is a valuable resource for anyone needing to know more about the
development of electro-optics, photonics and opto-electronics. |
"...There is a wealth of information in this book on
FO technology, which distinguishes [it] from other books published
in the field. I highly recommend this book for graduate students,
clinical and research scientists, project managers, optical
engineers, consulting engineers and university libraries." —Shobha
Singh, Ph.D (retired) Director, Optoelectronics Research Lab
Bell Telephone Laboratories Inc.
Table
of Contents
CHAPTER 1:
Performance Requirements for Fiber Core,
Cladding and Jacket Materials for
Various Elements of an Optical Fiber Material Requirements for
the Core Mechanical Requirements for Core Materials
Requirements for Cladding Refractive Index Profiles
Coating Material Requirements
Material Requirements for Buffer Material Requirements for Jacket
Various Loss Mechanisms in Optical Fiber Material
Absorption Loss Losses Due to Scattering Mechanisms
Rayleigh Scattering Mie Scattering Stimulated Raman and
Brillouin Scattering Phenomena Scattering from Geometrical
Variations Radiation Loss Due to Radius of Curvature Losses
Due to Cladding Effects Impact of Cladding Effects on
Normalized Power Carried by Core and Cladding Dispersion in
Optical Fibers Material Dispersion Chromatic Dispersion Cumulative
Dispersion Potential Dispersion Compensation Schemes
Polarization Loss
CHAPTER 2: Expressions for Electric Field, Propagating
Modes, Group Delay and Coupling Coefficients
Electromagnetic (EM) Fields and Propagating Modes Impact of
Normalization Procedure Impact of Cutoff Conditions on
Eigenvalue Equations Linearly Polarized Modes Physical
Significance of Parameter qp Computations of Normalized
Eigenvalues (Up) as a Function of Normalized Frequency (V) Impact
of Parameter d on the Accuracy of Eigenvalues Number of
Propagating Modes in Optical Fiber Impact of Fiber Bending
on Propagating Modes Coupling Between Two Guided Modes
Crosstalk Between Optical Fibers Impact of Propagation and
Core Radius on Crosstalk Group Delay in Optical Fibers Group
Delay Spread Modal Power Within Optical Fiber Modal
Power Carried in the Core and Cladding Layers Power Density as a
Function Various Parameters Fractional Power in Core, Cladding
and Jacket Layers Fractional Modal Power Due to Lossy Jacket
Attenuation Constant for the Dominant Hybrid Mode HE11
CHAPTER 3: Fiber Optic Passive Components
Optical Limiters Optical Filters Low-pass (LP) Filters
and High-pass (HP) Filters Band-pass (BP) Filters Add-drop
Filters Using On-chip Technology Heat Absorbing (HA) Filters
Tunable Optical Filters Applications of Tunable Filters in
Commercial and Military Applications Various Tunable Filter
Concepts Linear Variable Filters (LVFs) Optical
Couplers Fiber Optic Couplers for Military System
Applications Optical Couplers for Telecommunications Applications
Optical Isolators and Circulators Optical Isolators Performance
Capabilities and Limitations of Optical Isolators Critical
Performance Parameters of Circulators Critical Performance
Parameters for Fiber Optic Circulators Optical Switches Fiber
Optic Based Crossover or Cross-matrix Optical Switches Various
Optical Switches for Telecommunications System Applications
State-of-the art (SOTA) Fiber-optic Based Switches High-performance
Ethernet Switch MEMS-based Optical Switch Fiber
Laser-based Q-switch High-Speed Optical Interconnect (HSOI)
Device Fiber Optic Bundle Polarization-maintaining Capability
Fiber Optic Probe Fiber Optic Raman Probes for Spectrographic
Applications Fiber Optic Probes for Engine Diagnosis Fiber
Optic Probes for Oscilloscopes Fiber Optic Based Optical
Power Combiners Fabrication Techniques for OPCs
Brightness of the Combiner Combiner Requirements for Various
Power Levels Deployment of OPC in Military Applications
FO Tunable Dispersion Compensators FO-Based Light Scopes
Fiber Optic Strain Sensor FO-Based Security Uniforms FO-Based
Interrogation Sensors FO Lighting System
Fiber Optic Collimators FO Polarizers and Depolarizers Erbium-Doped
Micro Fiber (EDMF) Laser Fiber Optic Polarization
Scramblers Basic Scrambling Principles Scramblers Types
Performance Comparison of Various Scrambling Devices Elimination
of Polarization Fading Potential Applications of Scramblers
CHAPTER 4: Fiber Optic Components for
Military
and Space Applications Fiber Optic Delay
Lines for ECM equipment Potential Delay Line Types and Design
Parameters Digitally Programmable Optical Delay Line
Description of Critical Components Performance Requirements for
the Optical Coupler (OP) Requirements for Optical Switches
Impact on Delay Line Performance from Various Sources Impact Due
to Temperature and Tap Spacing Impact on Delay Line Performance
from Fiber Parameters Modulation Bandwidth of Optical
Fibers Impact of Operating Wavelength on Chromatic
Dispersion Impact of Source Wavelength on Delay Line Performance
Overall Delay Line Performance Summary Fiber Optic Based
Michelson Array Description of All-Fiber Version of MI
Description of a Multi-element System Using Michelson Array
Tunable Dispersion Compensation TDC configuration using Two
Quadratically-chirped FBG Devices Acceptable Dispersion
Limits in Covert Communications Systems Impact of Temperature on
Bragg Wavelength Insertion Loss, Reflectivity and Group
Delay in FBG Devices Q-penalty With and Without Tunable
Dispersion Compensator Optical Ring-Resonator Gyros (ORRGs)
Techniques to Reduce Kerr-effect Induced Bias Error TDC Using
MEMS-based Mirror Technology Dynamic Dispersion Compensation
System Using MEMS Technology All-Fiber, Q-Switched (AFQS) Laser
Critical Design Aspects and Parameters Solid-State Beacon Laser
Illuminator (SSBLI) Description of Critical Elements Impact of
Atmospheric Parameters on Wavefront Errors Fiber Optic Ring Laser
(FORL) Gyros Beat Noise Elimination Techniques Infrared
Countermeasures (IRCM) Systems Threat Assessment and
Neutralization of IR Missile Threats Performance Capabilities and
Limitations of the DIRCM System Three-Dimensional Laser
Tracking (3-DLT) Systems Optical Control of T/R Modules in
Phased Array Radars Fiber Optic Links in Providing Optical
Control in T/R Modules Fiber Optic Link Configurations Optical
Beamforming Beamforming in Microwave Domain Beamforming
in Optical Domain Indirect Control of Phase Shifter and Amplifier
Gain Direct Optical Control Approach Control of Passive
Elements
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Major topics covered in the book
include: • Performance
requirements for the fiber core, clad,and jacket • Definitions
and fundamental theory • Description of components such as filters,
isolators, switches, probes, combiners, sensors, collimators,
polarizers, scramblers,and compensators •High power applications
and scattering • Application-specific details for military, space,
commercial and industrial systems • Medical
and scientific applications • Sensors for industrial applications
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About the Author
Dr. A.R. Jha (Bsc.(Engg.), MS(Elec), MS(Mech.) and Ph.D.(
Electronics)) has design, development and research experience of more than
35 years in radar, electronic warfare, lasers, phased array
antennas, solid state mm-wave components, cellular/mobile/satellite
communication, receivers, MEMS devices and IR sensors. He has published
more than 75 technical papers (including 8 invited papers) and authored 8
technology books. He holds a US patent on a mm-wave Terrestrial
Communication Antenna
CHAPTER 5: Integration of Fiber Optic
Technology
in Commercial and Industrial Systems
Optical Sensor Using Cryogenic and FO Technologies Description of the
Critical Elements and Their Performance Requirements Performance
Requirements for Helium Cryostat and Nitrogen Storage Tank Sample
Requirements and Test Procedures Performance Capabilities of the
Optical Spectroscope All-Optical Nonlinear (AON) Switch Design
Aspects of the Switch Mathematical Expressions for Frequency Shift and
Nonlinear Phase Shift Conditions for Distortion-free Signal
Transmission Pump Power Requirements Benefits of chirped Fiber Bragg
Gratings (FBGs) Performance Capabilities of the Nonlinear Pulse Switch Optical
System for Tracking High Speed Train-Tracks Description and Operating
Principle of LBUS Fiber Optic Gyroscope (FOG) for Aerospace
Applications Design Aspects Critical Performance Parameters Fiber
Optic Voltage Sensor (FOVS) Critical Elements Performance Parameters
Fiber Optic (FO) CATV Receiver Design Aspects and Performance
Parameters Advanced Technologies Incorporated in the CATV Receiver Unique
Performance Parameters of the Receiver Specific Electrical and Optical
Parameters Optical Sensors for Detection of Poisonous Gases and
Chemical Agents Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) Phenomenon
Conditions for Optical Excitation of Surface Plasmon Operational
Aspects of the Sensor Experimental Procedure for Detection of Gas
or Chemical Agent Fiber Optic Sensor for Quality Control and Assurance
Operating Principle of the Sensor Critical Parameters Affecting the
Sensor Performance Peak of the Reflected Intensity Profile Under
Two-fold Rotation of the Facet Experimental Investigation
Requirements FO Imaging Probes to Study Rock Structures FO
Sensors for Site Monitoring Operational Aspects of the Monitoring
Sensor Design Concept of the Interrogation System Optical Part
Description Opto-electronic Part Description Electronic Part
Description Typical Sensor Parameters
CHAPTER 6: Fiber Optic-based Communications
and Telecommunications Systems
Fiber Optic Communication Links Optical Control of T/R modules in
Phased Array Radars Shorting Comings of FO Control FO Link
Configurations and Types Optical Beamforming Beamforming in
Microwave Domain Beamforming in Optical Domain Optical
Communications and Telecommunications Systems Dense-WDM (DWDM) Systems
Techniques to Increase Channel Capacity and Count DWDM Application
Requirements Unique Capabilities of DWDM systems Critical Design
Aspects of DWDM System Impact of Dispersion on DWDM System Performance
Impact of Various Effects on DWDM System Performance Techniques to
Stretch Transmission Distances DWDM System Performance Limitation from
Various Sources Impact of Nonlinear Effects on Data Rate
Performance Requirements for WDM Systems Impact of Dispersion
Control on High-speed Transmission Systems Optimization of Fiber
Design Parameters Application of Fiber Bragg Gratings in WDM Systems
Techniques to Boost Bandwidth of WDM Systems Optical Amplifier
Requirements to Boost Operating Bandwidth Alternate Techniques to Boost
Amplifier Bandwidth Capabilities of Metropolitan WDM Systems
Multiplexing and Demultiplexing Techniques High-Channel-count
Techniques and Applications Low-channel-count Applications
Functional Integration and Architecture Effects on Homowavelength
Crosstalk Out-of-band Crosstalk .Optical Transceivers Transceiver
Module Design Aspects Laser Source Requirements Impact of Fiber and
Detector on Receiver Sensitivity Optical Amplifiers for Communications
Systems Critical Performance Parameters of EDFA Impact of Gain
Ripple EDFAs Operating in the L-band Raman Amplifiers Gain
Optimization Scheme Pump Parameters Optimization Performance
Capabilities and Limitations of Raman Amplifiers Performance
Limitations of Amplifiers in Optical Networks Multi-channel
Amplification High Power EDFA Requirements Optimum Topology of
Wideband EDFA for WDM Applications
CHAPTER 7: Fiber Optics for Medical and Scientific Applications
Potential Techniques for DNA Analysis Ion Mobility Spectrometer
Technique Laser-based DNA (LBDNA) Analysis
Fluorescent Line-narrowing Spectroscopy (FLNS) Technology for DNA Use Laser
Excitation Requirements for DNA Analysis Optical Fiber Requirements for
DNA Analysis Laser and Fiber Optic Technologies for Dental Treatment
Laser Requirements for Dental Applications Specialty Fibers for
Medical and Dental Applications Optical Illuminators Spectroscopic
Technology for Life Science Research Near-IR Spectroscopic Technique
for Epilepsy Treatment Application of Laser and Fiber Optic
Technologies to Photodynamic Therapy (PDT) Benefits and Risks
Associated with PDT Technology Potential Illumination Techniques for
PDT Treatment Laser Source Requirements for PDT Treatment
"RED" Light Emitting Diode for PDT Applications Optical Tomography
Using Fiber Optic Technology for Medical Treatments Critical
Performance Parameters of the OT Imaging System Endoscopic Sensor Using
Fiber Optic and Laser Technologies Fiber Optic-Based Procedures for
Treating Heart Diseases Deployment of Stent Technology for Clearing the
Arteries. Vision Correction Using Laser Surgical Procedure and Fiber
Optic Technology Laser Requirements for Diagnosis and Treatment of Eye
Diseases Short-pulse Lasers for Various Medical Treatments Laser
Technology for Optical Tomography Applications Performance Requirements
of OT Imaging Systems Q-Switched Laser for Clearing the Cerebral Artery
Obstruction Laser-Based Flow Cytometry Laser-Based Endoscopic
technology for Colon Imaging Design Aspects of Miniature Endoscopes
Fiber-Based Delivery Systems for Medical Applications
CHAPTER 8: Fiber Optic Sensors for Various
Industrial Applications Fiber Optic Level
Sensors Sensor Design Based on Sight Glass Concept Operating
Principle of the Sight Glass Sensor Force Type Liquid Level Sensor Liquid
Level Sensor Using Pressure Transducer Liquid Level Sensor Based
on Surface Reflectance Technique Liquid Levels Sensors Based on
Refractive Index Change FO-Based Displacement Sensors Displacement
Sensor Using Reflective Technology Displacement Sensor Using
Microbending Concept FO-Based Flow Sensors Turbine Flow Sensors Differential
Pressure Flow Sensors Flow Sensors Using Vortex-shedding Concept Flow
Sensor Using Laser Doppler Velocimetry (LDV) Concept Fiber Optic
Techniques for Chemical Analysis Fiber Optic Sensor Using Fluorescence
Technique Potential Applications for Chemical Analysis Fiber
Optic Sensors for Temperature Monitoring Fiber Optic Temperature Sensor
Using Reflective Design Concept Fiber Optic Pressure Sensors
Pressure Sensors Using Transmission Approach Fiber Optic Pressure
Sensor Using MEMS Technology Design Requirements for MEMS-based Pressure
Sensor Fiber Optic-based Magnetic and Electric Field Sensors
Magnetic Field Sensor Using Intensity-modulation Concept Electric
Field Sensors Using Intensity-modulation Technique
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