The aim of this study is to study the possibilities of obtaining materials with a material
shift to the higher wavelengths that fall within the C-Band window currently used in fiber
optic communication systems. This is done by mixing pure SiO2 with
different materials
and different percentages. We find the evidence of refraction of the core material in an
optical fiber and study the change of these clues by sequential wavelength of light from the
solimer constants obtained from the OptiFiber program. We then calculated the physical
dispersion factor DM for each of the studied materials by writing a special matlab program
for this study and thus studying the change in the physical dispersion of these materials by
the sequential wave length.