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Bragg gratings in optical fibers made by the phase mask method

Jedrzejewski et al., 2004

Document ID
13114493361434418571
Author
Jedrzejewski K
Lewandowski L
Helsztynski J
Jasiewicz W
Publication year
Publication venue
Lightguides and their Applications II

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A fiber Bragg grating is a very attractive passive device widely used in telecommunication networks, laser technologies, metrology and research laboratories. The Institute of Electronics Systems has recently opened the new laboratory for writing Bragg gratings …
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