Dear Paul,
Thank you very much. I will include your
comments into the minutes.
Best regards,
Yu
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From: owner-stds-802-3-10gmmf@IEEE.ORG
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Subject: Re: [10GMMF] the Minutes
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Yu,
I
would like to offer a couple suggestions to improve the minutes.
Please
change the following statement:
7. In manufacture process, fiber is rotated when it
is drawn, making the core symmetric. However, the platform may not be perfect
straight, which cause the asymmetric of the fiber. This can be process
dependent. The specified core no-circularity is less than 6% for 50 ìm fiber
to:
7.
In fiber manufacturing, the preform is rotated during glass deposition.
However, the target rod or preform tube may not be perfectly round or straight
which can lead to core asymmetry. The magnitude may be process dependent,
but the standardized limit for core non-circularity for 50 and 62.5 um core diameter
MMFs is 6%.
Also,
please clarify the following:
Opinion 2: Due to the symmetric of the fiber, the power excited in each mode is
independent of the polarization variation of input beam.
I
think what is meant is:
Opinion
2: For circularly symmetric fibers, the power excited in each mode group
is independent of the input polarization state and excitation position. Only
asymmetry in the core can cause such dependancies.
Regards,
Paul Kolesar
SYSTIMAX® SOLUTIONS
1300 East Lookout Drive
Richardson, TX 75082
Phone: 972.792.3155
Fax: 972.792.3111
eMail: pkolesar@systimax.com
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Dear Colleagues,
Please
find the minutes of task 4 meeting as the attachment. It was great meeting!
Please send me your comments and suggestions.
Next
task 4 meeting is scheduled on Oct. 18th.
Best
regards,
Yu