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Dynamic Multiwavelength Optical Reflection Filter Induced in a Suspended-Core Fiber Bragg Grating by Amplitude Modulated Acoustic Waves

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Abstract

A new technique to generate a multiwavelength reflection spectrum by modulating a 1cm long fiber Bragg grating with an amplitude modulated acoustic wave is reported. Up to 15 wavelength peaks with ~5pm bandwidth are achieved.

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