2009
DOI: 10.3788/aos20092902.0308
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Wavelength-Division Demultiplexer Based on FBG Coupler

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“…In fact, the optical signal-to-noise ratio (OSNR) is also a crucial factor in lightpath provisioning. More and more new optics technologies are being developed to improve the performance of optical networks [6,7] . One of the challenges in distributed all-optical networks is the accumulation of the OSNR as the optical signal transport along the lightpath, especially in a large-scale transport network.…”
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“…In fact, the optical signal-to-noise ratio (OSNR) is also a crucial factor in lightpath provisioning. More and more new optics technologies are being developed to improve the performance of optical networks [6,7] . One of the challenges in distributed all-optical networks is the accumulation of the OSNR as the optical signal transport along the lightpath, especially in a large-scale transport network.…”
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“…where OSNR init is the initial OSNR value of the optical signal at the ingress node, OSNR link , k is the link OSNR of link k, and K is the number of optical links comprising the lightpath. Currently, various OSNR monitoring functions are integrated into transport plane devices [6,7] . The collection of OSNR information or values is convenient for the control plane.…”
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“…With the extensive applications of fiber Bragg gratings (FBGs) in optical communication systems [1] and optical sensors, composite or rare-earth-doped special FBGs have also attracted attention for use in optical signal processing [2,3] . Magneto-optic FBGs (MFBGs) comprise a class of special FBGs associated with the magnetooptical (MO) effects, such as the Faraday effect.…”
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“…+ẑA z (x)e j(ωt−βzx) + c.c. , (1) where the fast and slow axes of linearly birefringent fibers are taken as the y and z axes, respectively; F(y, z) is the normalized transversal distribution of the electric field; A y (x) and A z (x) are the complex amplitudes; c.c. designates the complex conjugate of the former terms; β y = n f k 0 and β z = n s k 0 are the propagation constants of the y-and z-polarized GOWs at the angular frequency ω, respectively (where, n s and n f are the refractive in-dices along the slow and fast axes, respectively); k 0 = ω/c (where c is the light speed in vacuum).…”
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