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Uma fibra de cristal fotônico possui uma série de orifícios microscópicos de ar ao longo de seu comprimento. A periodicidade da matriz é quebrada por um “defeito” deliberado que atua como um núcleo de guia de ondas. A luz está confinada a este núcleo pelos buracos. Embora alguns designs de fibra de cristal fotônico guiem a luz por reflexão interna total e, portanto, possam ser considerados análogos de fibras ópticas convencionais, suas propriedades podem ser surpreendentemente diferentes. Outros designs guiam a luz pelo confinamento fotônico do bandgap e representam um tipo totalmente novo de fibra.
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Timothy A. BIRKS, Jonathan C. KNIGHT, Brian J. MANGAN, Philip St. J. RUSSELL, "Photonic Crystal Fibres: An Endless Variety" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E84-B, no. 5, pp. 1211-1218, May 2001, doi: .
Abstract: A photonic crystal fibre has an array of microscopic air holes running along its length. The periodicity of the array is broken by a deliberate "defect" that acts as a waveguide core. Light is confined to this core by the holes. Although some designs of photonic crystal fibre guide light by total internal reflection and so can be considered analogues of conventional optical fibres, their properties can be strikingly different. Other designs guide light by photonic bandgap confinement and represent a totally new type of fibre.
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