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Which equation is used to calculate MFD?

Which equation is used to calculate MFD? Correct Answer Peterman equations

Mode field diameter is an important parameter for single mode fibers because it is used to predict fiber properties such as splice loss, bending loss. The standard technique is to first measure the far-field intensity distribution and then calculating mode field diameter using Peterman equations.

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