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Properties of fibre bragg grating in optical fibre systems

Ikhsan, Sabirin and Muhamad Supian, Hairurizal and Abdul Rahman, Rosly (2000) Properties of fibre bragg grating in optical fibre systems. In: National Conference on Telecommunication Technology 2000, 20th - 21st Nov. 2000, Hyatt Regency Hotel, Johor Bahru.

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Abstract

A fibre Bragg grating is a short section of optical fibre in which the core refractive index has a periodic modulation. They are produced by exposing a photosensitive fibre to a periodic pattern of ultraviolet (UV) light. Their fundamental property is to reflect light over a narrow spectral range centered at a resonant wavelength known as the Bragg wavelength. Their ease of fabrication, combined with their unique properties, make them ideal for a great number of applications in telecommunication and sensing. A study of the Bragg grating properties is discussed in this paper. This study concentrates on the wavelength shift, reflectivity and bandwidth or FWHM of Bragg gratings.

Item Type:Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)
Additional Information:Towards Global Convergence Through Telecommunication
Uncontrolled Keywords:fibre Bragg grating, optical fibre
Subjects:Q Science > QC Physics
Divisions:Science
ID Code:10956
Deposited By: Zalinda Shuratman
Deposited On:12 Nov 2010 10:14
Last Modified:12 Nov 2010 10:14

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