1. A reminder about fibers
An optical fiber is a cylindrical light conductor consisting of a transparent central part, called the core, where most of the transported light energy is confined, surrounded by a transparent optical cladding (figure 1). An outer sheath insulates it from external aggression
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A reminder about fibers
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(1) - MEUNIER (J.P.) - Physique et technologie des fibres optiques. - Série EGEM, Lavoisier (2003).
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(2) - JEUNHOMME (L.B.) - Single-mode fibre optics : Principles and applications. - DEKKER (M.), New York (1983).
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