Modelling of non-uniform and fs-Laser inscribed fibre Bragg gratings.

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Title: Modelling of non-uniform and fs-Laser inscribed fibre Bragg gratings.
Authors: Stathopoulos, Nikolaos A.1 (AUTHOR) nstath@uniwa.gr, Simos, Iraklis1 (AUTHOR)
Source: Optical Fiber Technology. May2022, Vol. 70, pN.PAG-N.PAG. 1p.
Subjects: Bragg gratings, Transmission line matrix methods, Fibers, Inscriptions, Optical gratings
Abstract: • Discrete simulation methods DTMM and TLM, for non-uniform FBGs and fs-Laser inscribed FBGs. • Analysis of chirped, apodized and Erbium-doped gratings for phase-mask, and fs-Laser inscriptions. • Assessment of fs-Laser direct inscription with variable duty cycle under the influence of inaccurate writing. • Discretization criteria for the application of discrete methods, convenient implementation and accuracy. Discrete models are proposed and applied for the simulation of non-uniform FBG and fs-Laser inscribed FBG. The necessary modifications for their applications have been presented for chirped, apodized and Erbium-doped gratings for both phase-mask and fs-Laser inscriptions, with emphasis on the Transmission-Line Method. Numerical results have been derived and discussed, focusing on the fs-Laser inscribed gratings which have been additionally analysed and discussed for uniform inscription with variable duty cycle while the influence of inaccurate writing is assessed. Potential applications for the simulated gratings are discussed and justified by their numerical results. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: • Discrete simulation methods DTMM and TLM, for non-uniform FBGs and fs-Laser inscribed FBGs. • Analysis of chirped, apodized and Erbium-doped gratings for phase-mask, and fs-Laser inscriptions. • Assessment of fs-Laser direct inscription with variable duty cycle under the influence of inaccurate writing. • Discretization criteria for the application of discrete methods, convenient implementation and accuracy. Discrete models are proposed and applied for the simulation of non-uniform FBG and fs-Laser inscribed FBG. The necessary modifications for their applications have been presented for chirped, apodized and Erbium-doped gratings for both phase-mask and fs-Laser inscriptions, with emphasis on the Transmission-Line Method. Numerical results have been derived and discussed, focusing on the fs-Laser inscribed gratings which have been additionally analysed and discussed for uniform inscription with variable duty cycle while the influence of inaccurate writing is assessed. Potential applications for the simulated gratings are discussed and justified by their numerical results. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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