Fiber Optics by Fedor Mitschke

Author:Fedor Mitschke
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg, Berlin, Heidelberg

Now we must incorporate the effects of dispersion , loss , and nonlinearity . This implies that n will now become a function of frequency (or wavelength) and power (or amplitude), and the amplitude a function of position (or distance).

9.3.2 Introducing Dispersion by a Fourier Technique

A Fourier transform is used to convert from a function in the temporal domain to the corresponding function in the frequency domain (or vice versa), or from spatial position to spatial frequency, etc. Let us begin with a time-frequency transformation of some function F(t, z).

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