Patent
1975-09-12
1977-05-24
Corbin, John K.
350 96GN, 350175GN, G02B 514
Patent
active
040251560
ABSTRACT:
Graded-index fibers, which are the most promising for first-generation optical communication links, are improved for multimode transmission by employing two or more glassy dopants in the core mutually graded with respect to the silica host and to each other to provide simultaneously minimized intermode dispersion at a first-selected wavelength and, in addition, a broader wavelength range of minimized intermode dispersion, or minimized intermode dispersion at a second distinct wavelength pertinent to the multimode transmission, or optimization of another dispersion-related property of said fiber.
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Gloge Detlef Christoph
Kaminow Ivan Paul
Presby Herman Melvin
Bell Telephone Laboratories Incorporated
Corbin John K.
Dubosky Daniel D.
Hille Rolf
Wisner Wilford L.
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