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    Wave Equations: Optical Fiber Communication (Ofc)

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    This document derives the standard wave equations for optical fiber communication (OFC) using Maxwell's equations. It starts with Maxwell's equations and takes the curl and substitutions to arrive at the wave equation for the electric field E and magnetic field H. The wave equations show that E and H propagate as waves with velocity V, which depends on the permittivity ε and permeability μ of the medium. These standard wave equations are fundamental to understanding signal propagation in optical fibers.

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    Wave Equations: Optical Fiber Communication (Ofc)

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    This document derives the standard wave equations for optical fiber communication (OFC) using Maxwell's equations. It starts with Maxwell's equations and takes the curl and substitutions to arrive at the wave equation for the electric field E and magnetic field H. The wave equations show that E and H propagate as waves with velocity V, which depends on the permittivity ε and permeability μ of the medium. These standard wave equations are fundamental to understanding signal propagation in optical fibers.

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    This document derives the standard wave equations for optical fiber communication (OFC) using Maxwell's equations. It starts with Maxwell's equations and takes the curl and substitutions to arrive at the wave equation for the electric field E and magnetic field H. The wave equations show that E and H propagate as waves with velocity V, which depends on the permittivity ε and permeability μ of the medium. These standard wave equations are fundamental to understanding signal propagation in optical fibers.

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    Wave Equations: Optical Fiber Communication (Ofc)

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    This document derives the standard wave equations for optical fiber communication (OFC) using Maxwell's equations. It starts with Maxwell's equations and takes the curl and substitutions to arrive at the wave equation for the electric field E and magnetic field H. The wave equations show that E and H propagate as waves with velocity V, which depends on the permittivity ε and permeability μ of the medium. These standard wave equations are fundamental to understanding signal propagation in optical fibers.

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    OPTICAL FIBER COMMUNICATION (OFC)

    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS
    WAVE EQUATIONS
    MAXWELL EQUATIONS
    E =oB/ ot (1)
    E =o/ ot (2)
    . = 0 (3)
    .B = 0 (4)
    D=E (5)
    B=H (6)
    Taking the curl of Eqn(1) we get
    ( E) =
    (B)
    t
    (7)
    Substitute B=H then
    ( E) =
    (H)
    t
    (8)
    ( E) =
    (H)
    t
    (9)
    Substitute (2) in (9) then
    ( E) =
    [
    D
    t

    t
    (10)
    ( E) =
    2
    t2
    (11)
    Substitute (5) in (11)
    ( E) =o
    2
    E/ot
    2
    (12)
    OPTICAL FIBER COMMUNICATION (OFC)

    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS
    ( E) = o
    2
    E/o
    2
    t (13)
    By using vector identity
    ( E) =(.E)
    2
    E (14)
    By using (5) E = 0 then we get
    ( E) =
    2
    E (15)
    Substitute (15) in (13) we get
    -
    2
    E= o
    2
    E/ot
    2
    (16)
    V
    2
    E= 0
    2
    E/0t
    2
    (17)
    Taking the curl of Eqn (2)
    ( E) =
    ()
    t
    (18)
    Substitute (5)
    ( E) =
    (L)
    t
    (19)
    ( E) =
    (L)
    t
    (20)
    Substitute (1) in (20) we get
    ( E) =
    [
    E
    t

    t
    (21)
    ( E) =
    2
    B/ot
    2
    (22)
    Substitute (6) in (21)
    ( E) =
    2
    H/ot
    2
    (23)
    OPTICAL FIBER COMMUNICATION (OFC)

    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS
    ( E) =
    2
    H/ot
    2
    (24)
    By using vector identity
    ( E) =(.E)
    2
    H (25)
    Using (6) .E = 0 then
    ( E) =
    2
    H (26)
    Substitute (25) in (23) we get

    2
    H=
    2
    H/ot
    2
    (27)
    V
    2
    H= d
    2
    H/0t
    2
    (28)
    EQUATIONS (17) and (28) known as Standard Wave Equations

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