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Basic Functions of Fiber Bragg Grating Effects on the Optical Fiber Systems Performance Efficiency

Iraj Sadegh Amiri, Ahmed Nabih Zaki Rashed, Preecha P. Yupapin

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Abstract The study presents the basic apodization and chirp functions based fiber Bragg grating (FBG) for upgrading optical fiber performance efficiency. Variations of apodization and chirp functions are studied with grating length variations. Optical power after FBG, signal to noise ratio, maximum Q-factor, and output power are measured in the presence of the chirp functions. Gaussian apodization function has outlined good performance than other proposed apodization functions. As well as linear chirp function is better performance than other chirp functions. The optical system performance tested with/without chirp effects with high bit rates.

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Abstract The study presents the basic apodization and chirp functions based fiber Bragg grating (FBG) for upgrading optical fiber performance efficiency. Variations of apodization and chirp functions are studied with grating length variations. Optical power after FBG, signal to noise ratio, maximum Q-factor, and output power are measured in the presence of the chirp functions. Gaussian apodization function has outlined good performance than other proposed apodization functions. As well as linear chirp function is better performance than other chirp functions. The optical system performance tested with/without chirp effects with high bit rates.

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Abstract The study presents the basic apodization and chirp functions based fiber Bragg grating (FBG) for upgrading optical fiber performance efficiency. Variations of apodization and chirp functions are studied with grating length variations. Optical power after FBG, signal to noise ratio, maximum Q-factor, and output power are measured in the presence of the chirp functions. Gaussian apodization function has outlined good performance than other proposed apodization functions. As well as linear chirp function is better performance than other chirp functions. The optical system performance tested with/without chirp effects with high bit rates.

Key concepts: Apodization, Chirp, Fiber Bragg grating, Optics, Materials science, Optical fiber, Physics, Laser

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