Optimum operating wavelength for chromatic equalisation in multimode optical fibres
Complete chromatic equalisation is not possible in a graded-index fibre owing to the variation of material properties across the core. We show that it is still possible to choose an operating wavelength which effectively eliminates first-order material dispersion.
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