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Fiber grating spectra
Journal of Lightwave Technology · 1997 · Vol. 15(8) · pp. 1277–1294
T. Erdoğan✉(University of Rochester)
Abstract
In this paper, we describe the spectral characteristics that can be achieved in fiber reflection (Bragg) and transmission gratings. Both principles for understanding and tools for designing fiber gratings are emphasized. Examples are given to illustrate the wide variety of optical properties that are possible in fiber gratings. The types of gratings considered include uniform, apodized, chirped, discrete phase-shifted, and superstructure gratings; short-period and long-period gratings; symmetric and tilted gratings; and cladding-mode and radiation-mode coupling gratings.
Advanced Fiber Optic SensorsPhotonic and Optical DevicesAdvanced Fiber Laser TechnologiesOpticsLong-period fiber gratingPHOSFOSApodizationFiber Bragg gratingMaterials scienceCladding modeGratingCladding (metalworking)Coupled mode theory
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