Fiber optic wavelength division multiplexing: Principles and applications in telecommunications and spectroscopy

Details Fiber optic wavelength division multiplexing: Principles and applications in telecommunications and spectroscopy Fiber optic wavelength division multiplexing: Principles and applications in telecommunications and spectroscopy

Sep 1988

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In NASA, Ames Research Center, Second Workshop on Improvements to Photometry p 255-276 (SEE N89-13310 04-89)

Physics

Optics

Fiber Optics, Gratings (Spectra), Prisms, Spectroscopy, Telecommunication, Wavelength Division Multiplexing, Design Analysis, Fabrication, Performance Tests, Tradeoffs

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Design and fabrication tradeoffs of wavelength division multiplexers are discussed and performance parameters are given. The same multiplexer construction based on prism gratings has been used in spectroscopic applications, in the wavelength region from 450 to 1600 nm. For shorter wavelengths down to 200 nm, a similar instrument based on longer fibers (500 to 1000 micrometer) has been constructed and tested with both a fiber array and a photodiode detector array at the output.

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