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We propose an all-fiber mode-selective power splitter (MSPS) for non-circular-symmetric LPlm (l = 1, 2, …) modes, which is suitable for multicasting and optical performance monitoring in mode-division multiplexing optical fiber networks. The MSPSs are asymmetric two-core few-mode directional couplers composed of a few-mode fiber and a two-mode fiber. We theoretically studied the three conditions required by the MSPSs. By carefully choosing the core-to-core distance and coupling length, the MSPS can achieve arbitrary splitting ratio regardless of the modal field orientation of the input non-circular-symmetric LP mode. By using an asymmetric structure, the MSPS can ensure the power splitting only happens on the target non-circular-symmetric LP mode when the phase matching condition is satisfied. In addition, we designed and numerically simulated LP MSPSs with four kinds of splitting ratios, among which the one with 90/10 splitting ratio was fabricated based on tapering and polishing method. The fabricated LP MSPS is characterized and the results show that its splitting ratio is much more stable than regular LP mode-selective coupler.
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