RP Photonics logo
www.rp-photonics.com

RP Fiber Power logo

RP Fiber Power – Simulation and Design Software
for Optical Fibers, Amplifiers and Fiber Lasers

Video Demonstrations

The first video shows you how easily the software can be used. A model for an ytterbium-doped fiber laser is obtained by only filling out some form fields. Simply click on the image:

The second video demonstrates what great flexibility is obtained from the integrated script language. With a few lines of script code, put into some form fields, a user-defined diagram is generated which shows the output power of a fiber laser as a function of the pump wavelength, with the fiber length being numerically optimized for each wavelength:

The third video shows how to quickly calculate fiber modes and display their properties:

The fourth video shows some work with a fiber amplifier model. You will see that one quickly learns a lot on the involved physics and the resulting performance limitations:

The fifth video demonstrates dynamic amplifier simulations, i.e., with time-dependent input powers:

More videos are in preparation.

Demonstrations for Models Made with RP Fiber Power

Example Cases Described on Separate Pages

A first set of examples illustrates the power of the mode solver:

Further demo files show how to simulate fiber amplifiers and lasers (only steady-state calculations):

Here are some examples for dynamic simulations:

Finally, there are demonstrations for simulating the propagation of ultrashort pulses:

Click on the links to get the details.

Even more demo files (in total more than 25) are delivered with the software. As a user, you can simply copy demo scripts and modify them according to your needs. However, you may also easily generate new scripts using the interactive forms.

Some Nice Graphics

The following graphics, including some animated ones, have all been produced with the RP Fiber Power software only, i.e., not using any additional graphics software.

intensity profiles of fiber modes

Figure 1: Intensity profiles of all guided modes of a fiber.

intensity profiles at the end of a multimode fiber

Figure 2: Intensity profile at the end of a multimode fiber for varying position of the input laser beam.

fiber modes for varying refractive index profile

Figure 3: Amplitude profiles of fiber modes for a varying refractive index profile.

effective refractive index of fiber modes

Figure 4: Effective refractive indices of a germanosilicate fiber as functions of the wavelength.

ASE in fiber amplifier

Figure 5: Signal and pump power and ASE in a fiber amplifier.

arrow
© 2004–2012 RP Photonics Consulting GmbH      All rights reserved worldwide      Last update: 2012-02-06