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  • 2007Electrically tunable Bragg gratings in single mode polymer optical fiber29citations
  • 2006Grating based devices in polymer optical fibre19citations

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  • Webb, David J.
  • Boyd, I. W.
  • Themistos, C.
  • Peng, G. D.
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  • Fang, Q.
  • Dobb, H. L.
  • Argyros, A.
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Electrically tunable Bragg gratings in single mode polymer optical fiber

  • Webb, David J.
  • Boyd, I. W.
  • Komodromos, M.
  • Themistos, C.
  • Peng, G. D.
  • Kalli, K.
  • Fang, Q.
  • Dobb, H. L.
Abstract

<p>We present what is to our knowledge the first demonstration of a tunable fiber Bragg grating device in polymer optical fiber that utilizes a thin-film resistive heater deposited on the surface of the fiber. The polymer fiber was coated via photochemical deposition of a Pd/Cu metallic layer with a procedure induced by vacuum-ultraviolet radiation at room temperature. The resulting device, when wavelength tuned via joule heating, underwent a wavelength shift of 2 nm for a moderate input power of 160 mW, a wavelength to input power coefficient of-13.4 pm/mW, and a time constant of 1.7 s<sup>-1</sup>.</p>

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  • Deposition
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • surface
  • polymer