2012
DOI: 10.1364/ao.51.002367
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Transfer-matrix method based on a discrete coupling model for analyzing uniform and nonuniform codirectional fiber grating couplers

Abstract: A simple and efficient transfer-matrix method based on a discrete coupling model is presented to analyze uniform and nonuniform fiber grating couplers between copropagating core and cladding modes. Uniform and piecewise-uniform long-period gratings were fabricated by a point-by-point arc discharge technique. Their measured transmission spectra were compared with the transmission spectra calculated by the presented method.

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“…and phase-mismatching is evaluated by ∆β = (β f − β s )/2. Then, from the well-known transfer matrix method for fiber gratings [30,31], the total transfer matrix of the coupler is calculated as…”
Section: Coupled-mode Formulasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…and phase-mismatching is evaluated by ∆β = (β f − β s )/2. Then, from the well-known transfer matrix method for fiber gratings [30,31], the total transfer matrix of the coupler is calculated as…”
Section: Coupled-mode Formulasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…LPFG devices with cosine-class apodizations are nonuniform. The existing methods available to analyze the apodized LPFGs are just only numerical methods, such as the transfer matrix (TM) [10,11], Runge-Kutta algorithm, Bloch wave, and electromagnetic scattering methods [12,13], etc. The TM method, which is based on the well-known coupled-mode theory, is the most often exploited and preferred.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%