Femtosecond pulse written fiber gratings: a new avenue to integrated fiber technology
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Auteurs : J. Thomas ; C. Voigtl Nder ; R. G. Becker ; D. Richter ; A. Tünnermann ; S. NolteSource :
- Laser & Photonics Reviews [ 1863-8880 ] ; 2012-11-15.
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- Appl, Bandwidth, Becker, Bennion, Bernier, Bers, Bragg, Bragg grating, Bragg gratings, Bragg peak, Cladding, Cladding mode, Cladding modes, Damage threshold, Diffraction orders, Diploma thesis, Dubov, Fbgs, Femtosecond, Femtosecond pulse, Femtosecond pulses, Fiber technol, Fourier, Fundamental mode, Gmbh, Grating, Grating designs, Grating inscription, Grobnic, Inscribe, Inscribing laser, Inscription, Insertion losses, Jena, Jovanovic, Kgaa, Laser, Laser beam, Laser phys, Lett, Lightwave, Lightwave technol, Longitudinal, Microvoid, Mihailov, Nnermann, Nolte, Nonlinear, Nonlinear absorption, Online, Online color, Optics, Phase mask, Photonics, Photonics technol, Phys, Pulse, Pulse energies, Rayleigh length, Refractive, Refractive index, Repetition rate, Review article laser photonics, Side illumination, Smelser, Special case, Such gratings, Technol, Transversal, Ultrafast, Ultrafast optics group, Ultrashort, Ultrashort laser pulses, Ultrashort pulse, Ultrashort pulses, Vall, Verlag, Verlag gmbh, Wang, Waveguide, Wavelength, Weinheim, Weinheim laser photonics reviews, Wikszak, Withford, Zhang.
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- Appl, Bandwidth, Becker, Bennion, Bernier, Bers, Bragg, Bragg grating, Bragg gratings, Bragg peak, Cladding, Cladding mode, Cladding modes, Damage threshold, Diffraction orders, Diploma thesis, Dubov, Fbgs, Femtosecond, Femtosecond pulse, Femtosecond pulses, Fiber technol, Fourier, Fundamental mode, Gmbh, Grating, Grating designs, Grating inscription, Grobnic, Inscribe, Inscribing laser, Inscription, Insertion losses, Jena, Jovanovic, Kgaa, Laser, Laser beam, Laser phys, Lett, Lightwave, Lightwave technol, Longitudinal, Microvoid, Mihailov, Nnermann, Nolte, Nonlinear, Nonlinear absorption, Online, Online color, Optics, Phase mask, Photonics, Photonics technol, Phys, Pulse, Pulse energies, Rayleigh length, Refractive, Refractive index, Repetition rate, Review article laser photonics, Side illumination, Smelser, Special case, Such gratings, Technol, Transversal, Ultrafast, Ultrafast optics group, Ultrashort, Ultrashort laser pulses, Ultrashort pulse, Ultrashort pulses, Vall, Verlag, Verlag gmbh, Wang, Waveguide, Wavelength, Weinheim, Weinheim laser photonics reviews, Wikszak, Withford, Zhang.
Abstract
The use of ultrashort laser pulses for fiber grating inscription has many advantages in comparison to continuous wave and long pulse lasers. The most important one is that it allows inscription in nonphotosensitive fiber materials. In this paper the principal inscription techniques and the physical properties of femtosecond (fs) pulse written in‐fiber gratings are reviewed. The role of focusing and order walk‐off on the inscribed structures is emphasized. A fs pulse written fiber Bragg grating (FBG) also has a unique coupling behavior, due to a refractive index change that is independent from the fiber geometry. Selected applications of such gratings for sensing and fiber lasers are discussed.
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