A study of green wavelength-division multiplexed optical communication systems using cascaded fiber bragg grating
• A sharp flat EDFA output gain was introduced using short period cascaded fiber Bragg gratings. • This technique is characterized by simplicity of fabrication, ability to equalize any number of channels. • Also, tunability of Bragg wavelengths, and capability to equalize the gain of any arbitrary a...
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