(PDF) Temperature Effects in Fiber Couplers
The wavelength used in this simulation is in the C-Band region, which is around 1550 nm. Temperature changes cause changes in the material refractive index. Temperature changes cause a shift in
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(PDF) Temperature Effects in Fiber Couplers
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