1999
Authors
de Almeida, JMMM; Leite, AMPP; Amin, J;
Publication
Rare-Earth-Doped Materials and Devices III
Abstract
1999
Authors
de Almeida, JMMM; Leite, AMPP; Amin, J;
Publication
RARE-EARTH-DOPED MATERIALS AND DEVICES III
Abstract
An investigation on optical amplification in Ti waveguides in LiNbO3 doped with Er ions by thermal diffusion of thin metallic stripes is presented. The possibility of fabricating efficient optical amplifiers in LiNbO3 substrates realized by localization of the dopant on surface areas of the crystals was theoretically evaluated and the feasibility of fabricating efficient amplifiers in such doped structures was experimentally verified. It was concluded that the localized doping technique allows optimization of amplifier performance through adjustment of the active region geometry to the mode intensity profile.
1998
Authors
Baptista, JM; Santos, JL; Lage, AS;
Publication
OPTICAL AND FIBER OPTIC SENSOR SYSTEMS
Abstract
A theoretical and experimental study of the self-referencing resonant fiber optic intensity sensors based respectively on Michelson and Mach-Zehnder configurations is conducted. Sensor linearity and sensitivity are addressed, being also considered sensors design and optimization.
1998
Authors
Moreira, PJ; Ferreira, LAA; Santos, JL; Farahi, F;
Publication
European Workshop on Optical Fibre Sensors
Abstract
1998
Authors
Ferreira, LAA; Araujo, FM; Santos, JL; Farahi, F;
Publication
European Workshop on Optical Fibre Sensors
Abstract
1998
Authors
Araujo, FM; Ferreira, LA; Santos, JL; Farahi, F;
Publication
APPLIED OPTICS
Abstract
We present a closed-loop technique for measuring wavelength shifts associated with fiber Bragg gratings by using a fused biconical wavelength division multiplexer (WDM). The spectral response of the WDM is actively tuned by stretching of the coupling region to maintain a fixed coupling ratio at the reflected Bragg wavelength. The closed-loop operation allows sensitivities usually associated with a highly selective WDM to be obtained without compromising the measurement range. A simple theoretical model is presented together with experimental results for temperature and strain measurements. (C) 1998 Optical Society of America.
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