Investigation of highly birefringent microstructured fibres for Bragg gratings inscription

Tomasz Nasilowski; Francis Berghmans; Hugo Thienpont; Marco Van Uffelen; Pierre D'hondt

Investigation of highly birefringent microstructured fibres for Bragg gratings inscription

Tomasz Nasilowski, Francis Berghmans, Hugo Thienpont, Marco Van Uffelen, Pierre D'hondt

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Abstract

Microstructured fibres (MOF), also called photonic crystal fibres (PCF), constitute a class of optical fibres, which has been large potential for number of novel applications either in the telecom or in the sensing domain. However, some of the applications require the use of specialty fibres with a doped core. We have made a preliminary exploration of MOF with doped regions and possibly inscribed Bragg gratings. The extensive study of the fibre cross-section structure in respect to possibilities of writing the Bragg gratings was our main concern.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of SPIE
Place of Publication	Warsaw, Poland
Pages	1-9
State	Published - Aug 2005
Event	Photonic Crystal Fibers - Warsaw Duration: 30 Aug 2005 → 1 Sep 2005

Conference

Conference	Photonic Crystal Fibers
Country/Territory	Poland
City	Warsaw
Period	2005-08-30 → 2005-09-01

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