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Microstructured fibre Bragg gratings: analysis and fabrication

Microstructured fibre Bragg gratings: analysis and fabrication

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A microstructured fibre Bragg grating that relies on a partial and localised etching of the cladding layer along the grating region is proposed. The main effect is the formation of defect states inside the bandgap depending on surrounding refractive index. This leads to the possibility of realising novel optoelectronic devices for sensing and telecommunication applications.

Inspec keywords: energy gap; refractive index; etching; optical communication equipment; defect states; micro-optics; chemical sensors; optical fibre fabrication; refractive index measurement; Bragg gratings; fibre optic sensors

Other keywords: grating region; telecommunication applications; surrounding refractive index; defect states; bandgap; localised etching; microstructured fibre Bragg grating fabrication; active photonic devices; all-fibre refractometers; tuning mechanism; optoelectronic devices; cladding layer; optoelectronic telecommunication devices; sensing applications; fibre optic sensors; partial etching

Subjects: Fibre optic sensors; fibre gyros; Other fibre optical devices and techniques; Optical communication devices, equipment and systems; Fibre optics; Fibre optic sensors; Localization in disordered structures; Surface treatment and degradation of glasses; Optical fibre fabrication, cladding, splicing, joining; Micro-optical devices and technology; Optical communication equipment; Micro-optical devices and technology

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