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Impact of Draw Inhomogeneitites on the Loss and Mode Content of Large-Mode-Area Fibers

J. R. Marciante and A. M. Sarangan

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Abstract

Inhomogeneities in the draw process cause variations in fiber diameter, leading to optical scattering. Beam-propagation simulations reveal that loss is acceptable for 1% RMS variations, but that good beam quality requires RMS variations below 0.1%.

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