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Design of Uniform Fiber Bragg grating using Transfer matrix method<br />

For entire grating T=<br />

The reflection coefficient is calculated by the relation<br />

R =<br />

Solution of the Couple Mode Equations:<br />

If the grating is uniform along z, then the coupled mode equations are coupled first-order ordinary<br />

differential equations with constant coefficients, for which closed-form solutions can be found when appropriate<br />

boundary conditions are specified. The reflectivity of a uniform fiber grating of length L can be found by<br />

assuming a forward-going wave incident from z = − , passing through the grating and requiring that no<br />

backward-going wave exists for z ≥ L , i.e., u(L) = 1, and v(L) = 0 . The amplitude and power reflection<br />

coefficients ρ = v (0)/ u (0) and r =<br />

2 , respectively, can then be shown to be<br />

ρ = =<br />

R=<br />

2 = sinh 2 (ΩL)/ (cosh 2 (ΩL) - /k 2 )<br />

Where Ω =<br />

III. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION:<br />

The parameters used for the simulation of the fiber Bragg grating are as given in the table.1<br />

Table1: simulation parameters<br />

core refractive index 1.64<br />

λ B (center wavelength)<br />

1550 nm<br />

λ 1 (lower limit of wavelength)<br />

1546.9 nm<br />

λ 2 (upper limit of wavelength)<br />

1553.1 nm<br />

Δ neff<br />

0.5e-4 to 3.5e-4<br />

ν (fringe visibility) 1<br />

Length (L)<br />

2 mm to 35 mm<br />

N (number of grating) 100<br />

Λ (grating period)<br />

L/N<br />

For different values of grating length (table2), Reflected spectra was obtained and analyzed. From the<br />

spectra, it was confirmed that the spectral properties of uniform gratings comes out to be similar to sinc<br />

function. The reflection spectra for different grating lengths are shown in the figure 2,3,4.<br />

Table2: Reflectivity for different grating length and for different deln<br />

Grating Length in<br />

mm<br />

Reflectivity (%)<br />

For deln(δ n)=1e-4<br />

Reflectivity (%)<br />

For deln(δ n)=2e-4<br />

2 14.77 44.83 58.85<br />

3 29.43 70.21 82.57<br />

4 44.83 85.52 93.22<br />

5 58.77 93.2 97.51<br />

8 85.44 99.39 99.99<br />

10 93.22 99.99 99.99<br />

12 96.92 99.99 99.99<br />

14 98.61 99.99 99.99<br />

15 99.09 99.99 99.99<br />

17 99.99 99.99 99.99<br />

20 99.99 99.99 99.99<br />

22 99.99 99.99 99.99<br />

25 99.99 99.99 99.99<br />

27 99.99 99.99 99.99<br />

30 99.99 99.99 99.99<br />

32 99.99 99.99 99.99<br />

35 99.99 99.99 99.99<br />

Reflectivity (%)<br />

For deln(δ n)=2.5e-4<br />

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