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11 November 2008The design and fabrication of optical fiber Bragg grating filter with dual-bandpass pair by phase sampling and phase shifts
Phase sampling and phase shift techniques are introduced in a uniform fiber Bragg grating (FBG) structure to achieve a
multi-bandpass filter with ultranarrow transmission bandwidth. A pair of dual-bandpass transmission windows are
opened at 1542.32, 1542.36, and 1542.66, 1542.71 nm, respectively. The channel spacing between the pair can be
designed by the phase sampling period, as well as the wavelength spacing in the dual-bandpass can be controlled through
the phase shift length. This new kind of bandpass structure can be applied in the ultranarrow filtering in multi-channel,
multi-wavelength distributed feedback Bragg lasing, photonic generation of microwave signal etc.
Xia Li,P. Shum,Nam Quoc Ngo, andTeehiang Cheng
"The design and fabrication of optical fiber Bragg grating filter with dual-bandpass pair by phase sampling and phase shifts", Proc. SPIE 7134, Passive Components and Fiber-based Devices V, 71340K (11 November 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.802963
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Xia Li, P. Shum, Nam Quoc Ngo, Teehiang Cheng, "The design and fabrication of optical fiber Bragg grating filter with dual-bandpass pair by phase sampling and phase shifts," Proc. SPIE 7134, Passive Components and Fiber-based Devices V, 71340K (11 November 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.802963