论文信息 - Bragg grating effects in optical fiber couplers calculated by coupled supermode theory

Bragg grating effects in optical fiber couplers calculated by coupled supermode theory

A coupled supermode approach is proposed to determine Bragg grating reflection effects in waveguides, in particular for gratings written in directional fiber couplers. The coupled supermode theory applies to a wide variety of devices and when compared to coupled individual mode theory, offers high accuracy and added precision that enable more efficient component designs.

Suzanne Lacroix | Emmanuel Marin | Xavier Daxhelet | Rene Ghosh | Jean-Pierre Meunier

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