This paper examines the realization of beam splitters using photonic crystal fibers (PCF) and compares the effects of linear and nonlinear materials on their performance. The study employs finite difference time domain (FDTD) simulations to analyze field distributions and optimize parameters such as lattice constants and refractive indices. Results indicate that the beam splitting ratio and signal direction can be effectively manipulated by adjusting the design of the hexagonal PCF structure.