Answer / hiralal

optical fiber losses in communication

1.Reflection losses
2.Fiber separation
3.Lateral misalignment
4.Angular misalignment
5.Core and cladding diameter mismatch
6.Numerical aperture (NA) mismatch
7.Refractive index profile difference
8.Poor fiber end preparation

Answer / shruthi d

1.Reflection losses
2.Fiber separation
3.Lateral misalignment
4.Angular misalignment
5.Core and cladding diameter mismatch
6.Numerical aperture (NA) mismatch
7.Refractive index profile difference
8.Poor fiber end preparation
9.PROPAGATION LOSS
10.BENDING LOSS

Answer / manoj

optical fiber losses-

1.Attenuation(1.absorption 2.scattering)
2.Dispersion
3.Microbending
4.Macrobending or Curvature losses
5.Cladding effects

Answer / s.manickavasagam

1.Attenuation.
2.Scattering
3.Bending Losses.
4.Dispersion.
5.Cladding Losses

Answer / bhuvika

attenuation
absorption losses - intrinsic absorption
extrinsic absorption
scattering losses -
linear scattering losses *rayleigh scattering
*mie scattering
non linear scattering losses
*simulated brillouin scattering
*simulated raman scattering
bending losses - macro bending losses
micro bending losses
dispersion - modal or inter modal dispersion
material dispersion
waveguide

Answer / pritpalsingh

Absorption losses(intrinsic & extrinsic)

Scattering losses(linear & non-linear)

Radiation losses

Compelling losses

Bending losses(Macroscopic bends & Microscopic)

Dispersion(intramodal,intermodel,polarized)
material and waveguide

losses due to leaky modes

Answer / dharmendra yadav

losses in optic fiber are as follows
1)Absorption losses
2)Scattering losses
3)Dispersion losses
4)Radiation losses
5)Modal dispersion
6)coupling losses

Answer / rushabh

1-atomic defect
2-bending loss
3-scattering loss
4-signai desperson loss

Answer / abdul fathah mk

Intrinsic and Extrinsic loss
bending Losses
Coupling Loss
Dispersion loss
ray Leigh Scattering

Answer / yatish

1.Reflection losses
2.Fiber separation
3.Lateral misalignment
4.Angular misalignment
5.Core and cladding diameter mismatch
6.Numerical aperture (NA) mismatch
7.Refractive index profile difference
8.Poor fiber end preparation
9.PROPAGATION LOSS
10.BENDING LOSS

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