Microstructured air-silica fibres: Recent developments in modelling, manufacturing and experiment
Dominique Pagnoux (XLIM), Ambre Peyrilloux (XLIM), Philippe Roy, (XLIM), S\'ebastien F\'evrier (XLIM), Laurent Labont\'e (LPMC), St\'ephane, Hilaire (XLIM)
TL;DR
This paper reviews recent advances in modelling, manufacturing, and experimental analysis of microstructured air-silica fibres, highlighting their unique properties, applications, and performance metrics, especially focusing on hollow-core photonic bandgap fibres.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive overview of modelling techniques, experimental results, and applications of MOFs, emphasizing recent developments and specific focus on hollow-core photonic bandgap fibres.
Findings
Detailed analysis of propagation properties of MOFs
Performance data of fibres manufactured in our lab and literature
Potential applications of hollow-core photonic bandgap fibres
Abstract
The main modelling methods devoted to microstrutured air-silica optical fibres (MOFs) are presented and discussed. Then, the specific propagation properties of MOFs are studied in detail. Characteristics measured on fibres manufactured in our laboratory or reported in the literature are analysed. A large number of potential and demonstrated applications are presented and the obtained performances are discussed. A particular attention is given to hollow- core photonic bandgap fibres and their applications.
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