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Quality of Internet and networks are improved dramatically with the evolution of Optical Fiber Communication. There are two types of Optical Fiber

1. Single Mode Fiber
2. Multimode Fiber

What is the difference between single and multimode fiber?

Single Mode Fiber

In Single Mode Fiber, there is only one Path to Pass the Light, It's main part the Core of the Fiber is very thin only about 9 Microns (1 micron= 10^-6). This small diameter of the core decreases the number of propagation modes so only one light wave propagates at a time in this type of fiber. Single Mode Fiber contains modulated laser diode, Silica Glass, Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifier and Photo Detectors. It can carry wavelengths from 1300nm to 1625 nm.

This type of Fiber is usually used at ISP (Internet Service Provider) end, as it used for Long Distance. We can say that distance carrying capacity of Single Mode Fiber is about 40 times of Multimode Fiber. With proper components of compensating dispersion Single Mode Fiber can carry data at the speed of up to 4oGbps or even more than that. There is a single Light Source infrared Laser in the light, Laser's coherency increases its quality against interference. As it can support longer distance so fewer repeaters are involved in Single Mode Fiber network.

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Mode Field Diameter (MFD)

Important terminology in the study of Single Mode Fiber is MFD Mode Field Diameter. It is defined as the maximum area where the light energy actually resides, it consists of core and some part of the cladding, MFD is larger than the core diameter because few of the lights pass from cladding as well.

Widening of the light pulse with the passage of time is called dispersion, different types of dispersion are involved in a fiber network. The two types associated with Single Mode Fiber are Chromatic Dispersion and Polarization Mode Dispersion.

One can further categorize Single Mode Fiber according to the attenuation range, Polarization Mode dispersion coefficients, and Chromatic dispersion values. Types and ITU standards are mentioned.

1. Single Mode Fiber, G.652.A, G.652.B, G.652.C, G.652.D
2. Dispersion Shifted Single Mode Fiber G.653.A, G.653.B
3. Non-Zero Dispersion Shifted Single Mode G.655.A, G.655.B, G.655.C
4. Bending Loss Insensitive Single Mode Fiber G.657.A, G.657.B

What are the conditions to launch laser in fiber?

There are some conditions to launch the light source in a Single Mode Fiber, Like

a) The light source must have a coherent beam.

b) Light beam must have the correct size and properly aligned precisely with the core.

Advantages of Single Mode Fiber

• Low Losses due to limited scattering and dispersion because of Single Source.
• Supports Longer distance due to low attenuation
• Higher Speed
• More Spacing in Repeaters
• Nearly infinite Bandwidth approx >1Tbps

Disadvantages of Single Mode Fiber

• More Costly
• Light Source is expensive
• More difficult to Manufacture

Multimode Fiber

There are multiple paths of light in a multimode fiber. (Path of Light is called Mode). Its core is Larger than the Single Mode, usually 62.5 Microns. This Larger core allows multiple modes to propagate in the fiber. It can carry wavelengths from 850nm to 1325nm. This type of Fiber is usually used at the client end, for Short Distances. Like in a Factory for connecting Data Center to the admin office and to the Processing Unit Room. It can cover a distance of about 2 Km with carrying speed of 100Mbps. And with the increase of Speed distance gets shorter e.g 1 Km at speed of 1Gps and so on.

When a light pulse is entered in the core of the fiber, it does not travels down in it with the same speed simultaneously. Different modes carry this energy with different paths at different lengths. This light Pulse Spreading due to different modes of light is called model or multimode dispersion.

Usually, Multimode Fiber with a core size of 62.5 um is used which can support 10Gps over a distance of 26m. But with the passage of time and increased demand for data rate and bandwidth now we can use Multimode Fiber of 50 um as well which can support larger data over longer distance.

Before the invention of Single Mode Fiber, 50/125 um fiber was used. Now keeping an eye on future need the same design is reviewed with OM2 with Gigabit capacity, OM3 laser Optimized Fiber, OM4 with more that 10Gigabit capacity and OM5 for wideband applications

Following are some characteristics at different wavelengths

• for 850nm, Attenuation is 3 dB/Km, Numerical Aperture is .2, bandwidth length product is 160 MHz Km and Refractive Index is 1.49
• For 1300nm, Attenuation is 1 dB/km, Numerical Aperture same .2, bandwidth length product is 500 MHz Km and the Refractive index is about 1.465

Advantages of Multimode Fiber

• Easy to manufacture
• Cost-effective
• Easy for installation and Maintenance.

Disadvantages of Multimode Fiber

• More losses
• Higher attenuation limits carrying distance
• Less Spacing in Repeaters.

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1. Step Index Fiber 2. Graded Index Fiber

1. Step Index Fiber: Refractive index is uniform throughout the core.

1. Graded Index Fiber: Refractive index is nonuniform, it decreases gradually from the central axis towards the cladding. In Graded Index Fiber, light propagation follows a sinusoidal path.

As per ITU Standards following are the types of Multimode Fiber

• G.651.1 OM1, Used in Data communication in Access Network
• G.651.1 OM2. Used in Video and Data communication in Access Network
• G.651.1 OM3, Used for 1Gbps or 10Gbps in Local Area Networks
• G.651.1 OM4. Used for 40Gbps to 100Gps/100m in Data Centers
• G.651.1 OM5, Used for short wave WDM, supports 100Gbps for 150 meters

In Single Mode Fiber, there is only one Path to Pass the Light, It's main part the Core of the Fiber is very thin only about 9 Microns (1 micron= 10^-6). This small diameter of the core decreases the number of propagation modes so only one light wave propagates at a time in this type of fiber. Single Mode Fiber contains modulated laser diode, Silica Glass, Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifier and Photo Detectors. It can carry wavelengths from 1300nm to 1625 nm.

This type of Fiber is usually used at ISP (Internet Service Provider) end, as it used for Long Distance. We can say that distance carrying capacity of Single Mode Fiber is about 40 times of Multimode Fiber. With proper components of compensating dispersion Single Mode Fiber can carry data at the speed of up to 4oGbps or even more than that. There is a single Light Source infrared Laser in the light, Laser's coherency increases its quality against interference. As it can support longer distance so fewer repeaters are involved in Single Mode Fiber network.

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Mode Field Diameter (MFD)

Important terminology in the study of Single Mode Fiber is MFD Mode Field Diameter. It is defined as the maximum area where the light energy actually resides, it consists of core and some part of the cladding, MFD is larger than the core diameter because few of the lights pass from cladding as well.

Widening of the light pulse with the passage of time is called dispersion, different types of dispersion are involved in a fiber network. The two types associated with Single Mode Fiber are Chromatic Dispersion and Polarization Mode Dispersion.

One can further categorize Single Mode Fiber according to the attenuation range, Polarization Mode dispersion coefficients, and Chromatic dispersion values. Types and ITU standards are mentioned.

1. Single Mode Fiber, G.652.A, G.652.B, G.652.C, G.652.D
2. Dispersion Shifted Single Mode Fiber G.653.A, G.653.B
3. Non-Zero Dispersion Shifted Single Mode G.655.A, G.655.B, G.655.C
4. Bending Loss Insensitive Single Mode Fiber G.657.A, G.657.B

What are the conditions to launch laser in fiber?

There are some conditions to launch the light source in a Single Mode Fiber, Like

a) The light source must have a coherent beam.

b) Light beam must have the correct size and properly aligned precisely with the core.

Advantages of Single Mode Fiber

• Low Losses due to limited scattering and dispersion because of Single Source.
• Supports Longer distance due to low attenuation
• Higher Speed
• More Spacing in Repeaters
• Nearly infinite Bandwidth approx >1Tbps

Disadvantages of Single Mode Fiber

• More Costly
• Light Source is expensive
• More difficult to Manufacture

Multimode Fiber

There are multiple paths of light in a multimode fiber. (Path of Light is called Mode). Its core is Larger than the Single Mode, usually 62.5 Microns. This Larger core allows multiple modes to propagate in the fiber. It can carry wavelengths from 850nm to 1325nm. This type of Fiber is usually used at the client end, for Short Distances. Like in a Factory for connecting Data Center to the admin office and to the Processing Unit Room. It can cover a distance of about 2 Km with carrying speed of 100Mbps. And with the increase of Speed distance gets shorter e.g 1 Km at speed of 1Gps and so on.

When a light pulse is entered in the core of the fiber, it does not travels down in it with the same speed simultaneously. Different modes carry this energy with different paths at different lengths. This light Pulse Spreading due to different modes of light is called model or multimode dispersion.

Usually, Multimode Fiber with a core size of 62.5 um is used which can support 10Gps over a distance of 26m. But with the passage of time and increased demand for data rate and bandwidth now we can use Multimode Fiber of 50 um as well which can support larger data over longer distance.

Before the invention of Single Mode Fiber, 50/125 um fiber was used. Now keeping an eye on future need the same design is reviewed with OM2 with Gigabit capacity, OM3 laser Optimized Fiber, OM4 with more that 10Gigabit capacity and OM5 for wideband applications

Following are some characteristics at different wavelengths

• for 850nm, Attenuation is 3 dB/Km, Numerical Aperture is .2, bandwidth length product is 160 MHz Km and Refractive Index is 1.49
• For 1300nm, Attenuation is 1 dB/km, Numerical Aperture same .2, bandwidth length product is 500 MHz Km and the Refractive index is about 1.465

Advantages of Multimode Fiber

• Easy to manufacture
• Cost-effective
• Easy for installation and Maintenance.

Disadvantages of Multimode Fiber

• More losses
• Higher attenuation limits carrying distance
• Less Spacing in Repeaters.

Further, we can categorize Multimode Fiber in the following two types One to one dating site.

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1. Step Index Fiber 2. Graded Index Fiber

1. Step Index Fiber: Refractive index is uniform throughout the core.

1. Graded Index Fiber: Refractive index is nonuniform, it decreases gradually from the central axis towards the cladding. In Graded Index Fiber, light propagation follows a sinusoidal path.

As per ITU Standards following are the types of Multimode Fiber

• G.651.1 OM1, Used in Data communication in Access Network
• G.651.1 OM2. Used in Video and Data communication in Access Network
• G.651.1 OM3, Used for 1Gbps or 10Gbps in Local Area Networks
• G.651.1 OM4. Used for 40Gbps to 100Gps/100m in Data Centers
• G.651.1 OM5, Used for short wave WDM, supports 100Gbps for 150 meters

Plastic Optical Fiber (POF)

Besides Single mode fiber and multimode fiber, there is another type of optical fiber, Plastic Optical Fiber. POF is a large core optical fiber cable with a core diameter of about 1mm. Because of this Large size, need for the high precision light sources is reduced. Working on Plastic Optical Fiber is quite easy and safe in comparison with glass fiber. It has a huge loss, about .15 to .2 dB per meter, which restrict its usage to only limited scenarios, such as light illumination. POF can be used desktop connections, for LED sound systems etc.

There are some bends in the fibers always involves when we lay down the fiber cable, irrespective to its type. This may cause bending losses in the fiber which degraded the light signals and affects network performance drastically. Fiber manufacturers are working on fiber cables that are insensitive to bending, It will raise a revolution in this industry and also the attached stakeholders.

The distance actually depends upon fiber type, end devices, SFP, and technology such as BPON, GPON, EPON

We cannot consider which one is best either it is Single Mode or Multi mode. Its always depends upon the application, which actually defines your need and you choose the better one. One should be clear about its need and then decide. A choice is also dependent on involved distance and the budget.

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