Sistema de fabricación de altas prestaciones de redes de difracción de bragg en fibra y aplicaciones al campo de los sensores ópticos y a los sistemas de comunicaciones ópticas.

Olcina, Raimundo García

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“…A fiber Bragg grating (FBG) designed and fabricated in the Optical and Quantum Communications Group (OQCG) facilities at the Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, was connected at the chip output in reflective configuration, and mechanically tuned in order to isolate the wavelength of interest while filtering out the ASE noise from the EDFA. The grating was fabricated irradiating intrinsically photosensitive fiber PS1250/1500 from Fibercore™with a 500 µm wide spot of 244 nm UV light and using a novel FBG fabrication technique developed at the OQCG [24]. By this technique a 5-cm long Gaussian apodized FBG was fabricated employing a single 1 cm long uniform phase mask from Ibsen Photonics™.…”

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Label swapper device for spectral amplitude coded optical packet networks monolithically integrated on InP

Muñoz¹,

Garcia-Olcina²,

Habib³

et al. 2011

Opt. Express

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confidence: 99%