Analysis of a Phase-shifted Bragg Grating Filter and the Effect of Crosstalk on the Number of Channels in a FDM-FSK Optical Fiber Transmission System

[in Chinese]; [in Chinese]

Journals >Chinese Journal of Lasers >Volume 23 >Issue 8 >Page 732 > Article

Chinese Journal of Lasers
Vol. 23, Issue 8, 732 (1996)

Analysis of a Phase-shifted Bragg Grating Filter and the Effect of Crosstalk on the Number of Channels in a FDM-FSK Optical Fiber Transmission System

[in Chinese] and [in Chinese]

Author Affiliations

[in Chinese]

show less

DOI: Cite this Article Set citation alerts

[in Chinese], [in Chinese]. Analysis of a Phase-shifted Bragg Grating Filter and the Effect of Crosstalk on the Number of Channels in a FDM-FSK Optical Fiber Transmission System[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 1996, 23(8): 732 Copy Citation Text

show less

Abstract

The optical filter is a key device used to select frequency in the FDM and high density WDM optical fiber communication systems. In this peper, a novel Bragg grating fiber filter is reported. Its transmission characteristics, width of passband, free spectral rang and fineness are analysed by a coupled-mode theory. Also, We applied the filter to the FDM-FSK system and achieved good results.

Keywords

crosstalk between channels power penaltyfrequency-shift-keying the width of passband grating filter

Download Citation

Set citation alerts for the article

Tools

Set citation alerts for the article

Save the article for my favorites

Paper Information