11th International Conference on Integrated Optics and Optical Fibre Communications. 23rd European Conference on Optical Commun 1997
DOI: 10.1049/cp:19971507
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Optical gain equalisation with short period fiber gratings

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“…Extrinsic methods equalize the spectrum by making use of a filtering device. Several approaches have been studied to fabricate gain equalization filters, including thin film filters [96,97], long-period gratings [98,99], liquid crystals [100], FBG [101][102][103][104], silica wave-guide structure [22,23,105], Mach-Zehnder based filters [77,106], and acousto-optical filters [107][108][109]. Among these different technologies for spectrum equalization, the lattice filter has the advantage including the possibility of implementation in all-fiber structure, the available systematic design approach, and the potential of simultaneous multi-port spectrum equalizations.…”
Section: Spectrum Equalization Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Extrinsic methods equalize the spectrum by making use of a filtering device. Several approaches have been studied to fabricate gain equalization filters, including thin film filters [96,97], long-period gratings [98,99], liquid crystals [100], FBG [101][102][103][104], silica wave-guide structure [22,23,105], Mach-Zehnder based filters [77,106], and acousto-optical filters [107][108][109]. Among these different technologies for spectrum equalization, the lattice filter has the advantage including the possibility of implementation in all-fiber structure, the available systematic design approach, and the potential of simultaneous multi-port spectrum equalizations.…”
Section: Spectrum Equalization Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%