Fast Computational Algorithm for the Weakly Coupled FMF Model

The transmission of optical waves within Few-Mode Fiber (FMF) is challenged by the influences of dispersion, attenuation, various nonlinear effects, and inter-modal crosstalk arising from suboptimal transmission conditions. Therefore, this paper introduces a fast computation algorithm for the weakly...

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Published in:2023 Asia Communications and Photonics Conference/2023 International Photonics and Optoelectronics Meetings (ACP/POEM) pp. 1 - 4
Main Authors: Li, Zhengyang, Zhang, Yangan, Yuan, Xueguang, Wang, Peiren, Huang, Yongqing
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Published: IEEE 04.11.2023
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Abstract The transmission of optical waves within Few-Mode Fiber (FMF) is challenged by the influences of dispersion, attenuation, various nonlinear effects, and inter-modal crosstalk arising from suboptimal transmission conditions. Therefore, this paper introduces a fast computation algorithm for the weakly coupled FMF model. Building upon the split-step Fourier algorithm, this method subdivides the computation step size into smaller intervals, each computed independently using parallel algorithms. Additionally, the inter-modal crosstalk terms are represented as matrix-vector multiplications and accelerated using matrix libraries. Experimental verification demonstrates a 37% efficiency improvement compared to the split-step Fourier algorithm.
AbstractList The transmission of optical waves within Few-Mode Fiber (FMF) is challenged by the influences of dispersion, attenuation, various nonlinear effects, and inter-modal crosstalk arising from suboptimal transmission conditions. Therefore, this paper introduces a fast computation algorithm for the weakly coupled FMF model. Building upon the split-step Fourier algorithm, this method subdivides the computation step size into smaller intervals, each computed independently using parallel algorithms. Additionally, the inter-modal crosstalk terms are represented as matrix-vector multiplications and accelerated using matrix libraries. Experimental verification demonstrates a 37% efficiency improvement compared to the split-step Fourier algorithm.
Author Zhang, Yangan
Huang, Yongqing
Wang, Peiren
Yuan, Xueguang
Li, Zhengyang
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SubjectTerms Computational modeling
Crosstalk
new fiber
Optical attenuators
Optical coupling
Optical crosstalk
Optical fiber communication
Optical fibers
parallel computation
weakly coupled FMF
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