0.3-dB-Loss SCF-to-MCF Power Splitter Based on a Biconical Splice Taper

We present a low-loss SCF-to-MCF power splitter based on a biconical splice taper. Power distribution uniformity is enhanced through a macrobending-based post-processing technique that compensates for MCF core inhomogeneity, enabling precise output balancing without additional loss and improving the practicality of scalable splitter designs.

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2025-09-28
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ecoc66593.2025.11263447
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Optical Network Technologies
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We present a low-loss SCF-to-MCF power splitter based on a biconical splice taper. Power distribution uniformity is enhanced through a macrobending-based post-processing technique that compensates for MCF core inhomogeneity, enabling precise output balancing without additional loss and improving the practicality of scalable splitter designs.

Corning (United States) (US), University of Southampton (GB)
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