Guided wave optical components and devices: basics, technology, and applications
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| adam_text | Preface xiii
Contributors xvii
CHAPTER 1
Optical Fibers for Broadband Lightwave
Communication:
Evolutionary Trends in Designs
B. P. Pal
1
1. INTRODUCTION 1
2. OPTICAL TRANSPARENCY 2
2.1. Loss Spectrum 2
2.2. Dispersion Spectrum 3
2.3. Dispersion Shifted Fibers 8
3. EMERGENCE OF FIBER AMPLIFIERS
AND DWDM SYSTEMS 9
3.1. EDFAs 9
3.2. DWDM 10
3.3. Fibers for DWDM Transmission 10
3.4. Dispersion Compensating Fibers 12
3.5. Reverse/Inverse Dispersion Fibers 17
4. FIBERS FOR METRO NETWORKS 18
5. COARSE WAVELENGTH DIVISION
MULTIPLEXING 21
6. COMBATING PMD IN A FIBER 21
7. CONCLUSION 22
8. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 22
9. REFERENCES 22
CHAPTER 2
Recent Development of a Polymer Optical Fiber and
its Applications
P. L. Chu
27
1. INTRODUCTION 27
2. TYPES OF POFs 27
2.1. PMMA Fiber 27
2.2. Deuterated PMMA POF 27
2.3. Perfluorinated POF 27
vi
3. MANUFACTURE OF POFS 28
3.1. Preform and Drawing Method 28
3.2. Extrusion Method 30
4. COMPARISON BETWEEN SILICA FIBER
AND POLYMER FIBER 30
4.1. Difference in Diameters 30
4.2. Minimum Bend Radius 31
4.3. Numerical Aperture 31
4.4. Fiber Bandwidth 31
5. APPLICATIONS OF POFs 31
5.1. Communication 32
5.2. Illumination 36
6. POLYMER FIBER GRATINGS 36
7. SEGMENTED CLADDING POF 37
8. DYE-DOPED POLYMER FIBER
AMPLIFIER 39
9. CONCLUSIONS 39
10. REFERENCES 40
CHAPTER 3
Microstructured Optical Fibers
T. M. Monro
41
1. FIBERS WITH MICRON-SCALE
STRUCTURE 41
2. OVERVIEW OF OPTICAL
PROPERTIES 43
2.1. Introduction 43
2.2. Nonlinearity Tailoring 44
2.3. Dispersion 45
2.4. Polarization 45
2.5. Air-Light Overlap 46
3. FABRICATION APPROACHES 46
3.1. Preform Fabrication 46
3.2. Fiber Drawing 48
3.3. State-of-the-Art 48
4. FIBER DESIGN METHODOLOGIES 49
4.1. Effective Index Methods 49
4.2. Structural Methods 49
4.3. Predicting Confinement Loss 51
4.4. Summary 51
5. SILICA HFS 51
I
5.1. Small-Core Fibers for Nonlinear
Devices 51
5.2. Large-Mode Area Fibers for High Power
Applications 54
5.3. Active Fibers 55
6. SOFT GLASS FIBERS 58
6.1. Background 58
6.2. Extreme Nonlinearity 58
6.3. New Transmission Fibers 59
6.4. Solid Microstructured Fibers 60
7. PBGFs 61
8. CONCLUSION AND THE
FUTURE 63
9. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 64
10. REFERENCES 64
CHAPTER 4
Photonic Bandgap-Guided Bragg Fibers
S. Dasgupta, B. P. Pal and M. R. Shenoy
71
1. INTRODUCTION 71
2. BRAGG FIBERS 72
2.1. Bandgap in One-Dimensional Periodic
Medium 72
2.2. Light Propagation in Bragg Fibers 75
2.3. Modal Characteristics 76
3. DISPERSION COMPENSATING BRAGG
FIBER 78
4. BRAGG FIBERS FOR METRO
NETWORKS 79
5. FABRICATION 80
6. CONCLUSION 81
7. REFERENCES 81
CHAPTER 5
Radial Effective Index Method for the Analysis of
Microstructured Fibers
K. S. Chiang and V. Rastogi
83
1. INTRODUCTION 83
2. THE REIM 84
2.1. Formulation of the Method 84
2.2. Determination of the Effective Index
Profile 84
3. SEGMENTED CLADDING
FIBER 85
4. HOLEY FIBER 87
5. CONCLUSION 88
6. ACKNOWLEDGMENT 89
7. REFERENCES 89
CHAPTER 6
Some Important Nonlinear Effects in
Optical Fibers
K. Thyagarajan and A. Ghatak
91
1. INTRODUCTION 91
2. NONLINEAR POLARIZATION 91
3. THIRD-ORDER NONLINEAR
EFFECTS 91
3.1. SPM 92
3.2. Propagation of a Pulse 93
3.3. Spectral Broadening due to SPM 94
3.4. XPM 95
3.5. FWM 98
4. CONCLUSIONS 100
5. REFERENCES 100
CHAPTER 7
Fiber Optic Parametric Amplifiers for Lightwave
Systems
F. Yaman, Q. Lin and G. P. Agrawal
101
1. INTRODUCTION 101
2. THEORY OF FWM 101
3. SINGLE-PUMP PARAMETRIC
AMPLIFIERS 103
4. DUAL PUMP PARAMETRIC
AMPLIFIERS 107
5. FLUCTUATIONS OF ZDWL 109
6. EFFECT OF RESIDUAL FIBER
BIREFRINGENCE 111
7. SUMMARY 114
8. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 114
9. REFERENCES 114
CHAPTER 8
Erbium-doped Fiber Amplifiers
K. Thyagarajan
119
1. INTRODUCTION 119
2. EDFA 119
3. POPULATION INVERSION AND
OPTICAL AMPLIFICATION 120
4. OPTICAL AMPLIFICATION IN
EDFAs 121
5. GAIN FLATTENING OF EDFAs 124
5.1. Gain Flattening Using External
Filters 124
5.2. Intrinsically Flat Gain Spectrum 125
6. NOISE IN AMPLIFIERS 126
7. EDFAs for the S-Band 128
8. CONCLUSIONS 129
9. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 129
10. REFERENCES 129
CHAPTER 9
Fiber Optic Raman Amplifiers
G. P. Agrawal
131
1. INTRODUCTION 131
2. FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS 131
2.1. Raman Gain Spectrum 132
2.2. Simple Theory 134
2.3. Gain Saturation 135
3. MODERN RAMAN AMPLIFIERS 136
3.1. Broadband Raman Amplifiers 136
3.2. Design of Raman Amplifiers 137
4. PERFORMANCE LIMITING
FACTORS 138
4.1. Spontaneous Raman Scattering 138
4.2. Effective Noise Figure 140
4.3. Rayleigh Backscattering 142
4.4. Pump-Noise Transfer 143
4.5. Effects of PMD 145
5. AMPLIFICATION OF OPTICAL
PULSES 147
5.1. Pulse-Propagation Equations 147
5.2. Effects of Group-Velocity
Mismatch 148
5.3. Anomalous Dispersion Regime 149
5.4. Normal Dispersion Regime 150
6. REFERENCES 151
CHAPTER 10
Application of Numerical Analysis
Techniques for the Optimization of
Wideband Amplifier Performances
N. Park, P. Kim, H. Lee and J. Park
155
1. FOREWORD 155
2. POWER EFFICIENCY: L-BAND
EDFA 155
2.1. Introduction 155
2.2. Pump Wavelength Detuning 156
2.3. Fiber Structural Detuning 157
2.4. Conclusion 160
3. GAIN ENGINEERING: RAMAN
AMPLIFIER 160
3.1. Introduction 160
3.2. Implementation of the Closed Form
Raman Equation 160
3.3. Application Example 1: Gain
Prediction 162
3.4. Application Example 2: Raman Gain
Engineering—The Inverse Scattering
Problem 163
3.5. Application Example 3: Channel
Reconfiguration 166
3.6. Application Example 4: Analytic
Solution for the Gain Clamping
Problem 167
3.7. Conclusion 169
4. TRANSIENT THULIUM-DOPED FIBER
AMPLIFIER 169
4.1. Introduction 169
4.2. Average Inversion Analysis of TDFA
Transient: Comparison with
Experiment 169
4.3. Conclusion 171
5. CONCLUSION 171
6. REFERENCES 171
CHAPTER 11
Analog/Digital Transmission with High-Power
Fiber Amplifiers
P. Dua, K. Lu, N. K. Dutta and J. Jaques
173
1. INTRODUCTION 173
2. EXPERIMENT 173
2.1. Analog Transmission 173
2.2. Hybrid Digital/Analog
Transmission 176
2.3. Gain Tilt Measurement of the Er/Yb
Co-Doped DCFA 177
3. RESULTS 178
4. REFERENCES 180
CHAPTER 1 2
Erbium-doped Fiber Amplifiers for Dynamic Optical
Networks
A. Srivastava and Y. Sun
181
1. INTRODUCTION 181
2. EDFAS FOR HIGH CAPACITY
NETWORKS 181
2.1. Basic Characteristics of EDFAs 182
2.2. System Issues 185
2.3. Dynamic Network Related
Issues 186
3. EDFAS FOR DYNAMIC
NETWORKS 187
3.1. Gain Dynamics of Single
EDFA 187
3.2. Fast Power Transients in EDFA
Chains 190
3.3. System Impairments due to
Transients 192
3.4. Channel Protection Schemes 195
4. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 200
5. REFERENCES 201
CHAPTER 13
Fused Fiber Couplers: Fabrication,
Modeling, and Applications
B. P. Pal, P. R. Chaudhuri, M.R. Shenoy and
N. Kumar
205
1. INTRODUCTION 205
2. FABRICATION 205
3. MODELING 207
3.1. Mode Analysis Algorithm 208
3.2. Modeling the Propagation in the Coupling
Region 210
3.3. Supermodes and Beating 211
3.4. Polarization Characteristics 212
3.5. Results and Discussions 212
4. APPLICATIONS: FFC-BASED ALL-FIBER
COMPONENTS 214
4.1. Beam Splitter/Combiner 214
4.2. WDM Coupler 215
4.3. Principle of Operation of Classical
WDM 216
4.4. Wavelength Interleaver 216
4.5. Fiber Loop Reflector 218
5. SUMMARY 221
6. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 222
7. REFERENCES 222
CHAPTER 14
Side-Polished Evanescently Coupled Optical
Fiber Overlay Devices: A Review
W. Johnstone
225
1. INTRODUCTION 225
2. PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION 226
3. DEVICES 227
4. APPLICATIONS 229
5. CONCLUSIONS 230
6. REFERENCES 231
CHAPTER 15
Optical Fiber Gratings
K. Thyagarajan
233
1. INTRODUCTION 233
2. FIBER BRAGG GRATINGS 233
2.1. Coupled-Mode Theory for FBG
235
2.2. Phase Matched Interaction 236
2.3. Nonphase Matched Interaction 236
3. SOME APPLICATIONS OF FBGS 237
3.1. Add/Drop Multiplexers 237
3.2. Dispersion Compensation 238
4. LONG PERIOD GRATINGS 239
4.1. Coupled-Mode Theory for LPG 239
5. SOME APPLICATIONS OF LPGs 240
5.1. WDM Filter 240
5.2. Broadband LPGs 241
5.3. Gain Flattening of EDFAs 241
6. CONCLUSIONS 241
7. REFERENCES 242
CHAPTER 16
Enhancing Photosensitivity in Optical Fibers
N. K. Viswanathan
243
1. INTRODUCTION 243
2. UV SENSITIZATION OF FIBERS 243
2.1. Effect of Ge Concentration 244
2.2. Thermal Stability of Bragg
Gratings 245
2.3. Indication of Recirculating
Catalyst 247
3. DILUTE H2 SENSITIZATION OF
FIBERS 247
3.1. Comparison with Standard H2-Loaded
Fibers 248
3.2. Effect of Diluent Gas 249
4. CONCLUSION 249
5. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 250
6. REFERENCES 250
CHAPTER 17
Solitons in Fiber Bragg Grating
K. Porsezian and K. Senthilnathan
251
1. INTRODUCTION 251
1.1. Optical Fiber Communications 251
1.2. Soliton-Based OFC 251
2. LINEAR EFFECTS 252
2.1. Optical Loss 252
2.2. Chromatic Dispersion 252
3. NONLINEAR EFFECTS 253
3.1 Kerr Nonlinearity 253
3.2. Self-Steepening 254
3.3 Stimulated Inelastic Scattering 254
3.4. Effect of Birefringence 255
4. OPTICAL SOLITONS IN PURE SILICA
FIBER 255
4.1. Why Solitons in FBG? 257
5. FUNDAMENTALS OF FBG 257
5.1. Introduction 257
5.2. Types of Grating 258
5.3. Properties of FBG 258
6. SOLITONS IN FBG 266
7. MAP SOLITONS 267
7.1. Gap Solitons in Kerr Media 267
7.2. Gap Solitons in Quadratic Media 271
8. BLOCH WAVE ANALYSIS 272
8.1. Bragg Grating Solitons 272
9. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION 278
9.1. Experimental Considerations 278
10. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 279
11. REFERENCES 279
CHAPTER 18
Advances in Dense Wavelength Division
Multiplexing/Demultiplexing Technologies
V. Bhatia
281
1. INTRODUCTION 281
2. KEY PERFORMANCE
CHARACTERISTICS 281
2.1. Thin Film Filters 282
2.2. Arrayed Waveguide Gratings 284
2.3. Fiber Bragg Gratings 286
3. OPTICAL INTERLEAVERS 287
4. DISCUSSION 288
5. CONCLUSION 289
6. REFERENCES 289
CHAPTER 19
Dispersion-Tailored Higher
Order Mode Fibers for
In-Fiber Photonic Devices
S. Ramachandran
291
1. INTRODUCTION 291
2. DISPERSIVE PROPERTIES OF FEW-
MODE FIBERS 293
3. MODE CONVERSION WITH LPGS:
DEVICE PRINCIPLES 294
4. LPGS IN DISPERSION-TAILORED FEW-
MODE FIBERS 295
4.1. Broadband Mode Converters 295
4.2. Bandwidth Control of TAP-LPGs 29
4.3. Spectrally Flat Coupling for VOA 2S
5. STATIC DEVICES USING TAP-
LPGs 300
5.1. HOM-DCM 300
5.2. Dispersionless Bandpass Filtering 30
6. TUNABLE LPGS IN HOM FIBERS 30
6.1. Amplitude Modulation: Novel Detuning
Effects in TAP-LPGs 304
6.2. Switching and Routing 305
7. TUNABLE TAP-LPG DEVICES 306
7.1. Tunable/Adjustable HOM-DCMs 30
7.2. Polarizers and PDL Controllers 308
8. CONCLUSION 309
9. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 309
10. REFERENCES 309
CHAPTER 20
Acousto-Optic Interaction in Few-Mode
Optical Fibers
H. E. Engan and K. Bl0tekja?r
311
1. INTRODUCTION 311
2. OPTICAL PROPERTIES 311
3. ACOUSTIC PROPERTIES 313
4. ACOUSTO-OPTIC INTERACTION 315
4.1. Principles 315
4.2. Experimental Setup 316
4.3. Frequency Shifter 318
4.4. Wavelength Dependence and Tunable
Filters 318
4.5. Fiber Nonuniformity 319
4.6. Scanning Heterodyne
Interferometer 320
5. PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS 321
6. INDUSTRIALIZATION 322
7. CONCLUSIONS 322
8. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 323
9. REFERENCES 324
CHAPTER 21
Basic Theory and Design Procedures for Arrayed
Waveguide Structures
C. R. Doerr
325
1. INTRODUCTION 325
2. ARRAYED WAVEGUIDE LENS 325
3. THE STAR COUPLER 325
4. WAVEGUIDE GRATING ROUTER 327
5. MUTUAL COUPLING-INDUCED
ABERRATIONS 330
6. EXAMPLE DESIGN:
DEMULTIPLEXER 331
7. EXAMPLE DESIGN: BAND
DEMULTIPLEXER 332
* 8. CONCLUSION 333
9 9. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 333
10. REFERENCES 334
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i CHAPTER 22
Photobleached Gratings in Electro-Optic
Waveguide Polymers
V. N. P. Shivashankar, E. M. McKenna and
A. R. Mickelson
16 335
1. INTRODUCTION 335
2. INTEGRATED OPTICS IN EO
POLYMERS 335
2.1. The EO Effect 335
2.2. The Glass Transition Temperature 336
2.3. Poling Lifetime Issues 337
2.4. High Temperature Polymers 338
3. PHOTOBLEACHING DYE-DOPED
POLYMERS 338
3.1. Early Experiments 339
3.2. A Theory of Radiation-Induced Chemical
Reactions 339
3.3. A Photobleaching Model for Dye-Doped
Polymers 340
3.4. Mechanical Effects of
Photobleaching 341
4. DIFFRACTION GRATINGS IN DYE-
DOPED WAVEGUIDE POLYMERS 343
4.1. Diffraction Efficiency of Thin Sinusoidal
Gratings 343
4.2. Writing Gratings in Waveguide
Polymers 344
4.3. Some Study of Transient
Gratings 345
4.4. Describing the Grating Formation
Process 346
4.5. Irreversible Gratings in Waveguide
Polymers 347
5. CONCLUSION 348
6. REFERENCES 349
CHAPTER 23
Optical MEMS using Commercial
Foundries
D. Uttamchandani
353
1. INTRODUCTION 353
2. OPTICAL CHOPPERS FOR FIBER OPTIC
APPLICATIONS 354
2.1. Fabrication of MEMS Chopper 354
2.2. Mechanical Design Considerations 355
2.3. Optical Design Considerations 356
2.4. Experimental Evaluation 357
3. THREE-DIMENSIONAL VARIABLE
OPTICAL ATTENUATOR 360
3.1. Self-Assembly Applied to a MEMS
VOA 362
3.2. Design Parameters 362
3.3. Device Fabrication 363
3.4. VOA Performance 363
4. HYBRID TUNABLE FILTER 365
4.1. Component Characteristics
and Fabrication 366
4.2. Experiments and Results 366
5. CONCLUSIONS 368
6. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 369
7. REFERENCES 369
CHAPTER 24
Principles of Fiber Optic Sensors
B. Culshaw
371
1. INTRODUCTION 371
2. FIBER OPTIC SENSORS: THE BASIC
PRINCIPLE 371
3. FIBER OPTICS IN PHYSICAL
SENSING 374
4. CHEMICAL SENSORS 376
5. CHEMICAL SENSORS: SOME
APPLICATION CASE STUDIES 379
5.1. Multiplexed Fiber Optic
Spectroscopy 379
5.2. Olive Oil 380
5.3. Distributed Chemical Sensing 383
6. CONCLUSIONS 386
7. REFERENCES 387
CHAPTER 25
Structural Strain and Temperature Measurements
Using Fiber Bragg Grating Sensors
W. Jin, T. K. Y. Lee, S. L. Ho, H. L. Ho, K. T. Lao,
L. M. Zhou and Y. Zhou
389
1. INTRODUCTION 389
2. STRAIN MEASUREMENT IN A
COMPOSITE-STRENGTHENED
CONCRETE BAR 390
3. DYNAMIC STRAIN MEASUREMENT OF
A COMPOSITE SAMPLE USING AN
EMBEDDED FBG SENSOR 391
4. TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT ON A
HEATED CYLINDER IN A CROSS-
FLOW 392
5. MULTI-POINT STRAIN MEASUREMENT
OF KOWLOON CANTON RAILWAY
TRAIN BODY SHELL 396
6. SUMMARY 399
7. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 399
8. REFERENCES 399
CHAPTER 26
Principles and Status of Actively Researched
Optical Fiber Sensors
B. Lee, Y. W. Lee and M. Song
401
1. INTRODUCTION 401
2. FIBER GRATING SENSORS 401
3. FIBER OPTIC GYROSCOPES 409
4. FIBER OPTIC CURRENT SENSORS 414
5. OTHER SENSORS 416
6. CONCLUSION 418
7. REFERENCES 418
Author Biography 425
Index 437
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