Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, Volume. 59, Issue 3, 0300004(2022)
Multicore Fibre Gratings Inscription Technology Research Developments
Fig. 2. Three individual cores of seven-core fiber are selected for FBG inscription[13]. (a) FBG distribution on fiber cores;(b) grating inscription results for three cores
Fig. 3. Three cores of the seven-core fiber are selected for simultaneous TFBG inscription[14]. (a) Schematic diagram of TFBG inscription; (b)‒(d) spectra of three cores
Fig. 4. Effect of different focus positions on selective inscription[17]. (a) Schematic diagram of laser focus position;(b)‒(d) spectra of three inscription schemes
Fig. 5. FBGs were fabricated using the SSDUW technique[18]. (a) SSDUW setup;(b) schematic diagram of grating location in multicore fiber and resulting optical reflection spectrum of each core
Fig. 6. Selective inscription based on femtosecond laser and phase mask[21]. (a) Schematic of femtosecond laser writing system; (b) spectrum of core A
Fig. 7. Femtosecond laser inscription scheme of Donko's team[23]. (a) Femtosecond laser grating writing device; (b) microscope image of 7-core MCF cross section
Fig. 10. FBGs selectively inscribed in seven-core spun fiber by femtosecond laser[28]. (a) State diagram of femtosecond laser pulse picker and velocity profile of fiber when longitudinal FBG array is inscribed; (b) reflection spectra of seven-core inscribed with a fixed period in a single pass
Fig. 11. Schematic of the light trace of a seven-core fiber with full-cores FBG inscription[29]
Fig. 12. Schematic of reel-to-reel array inscription apparatus for inscribing gratings in twisted multicore fiber[31]
Fig. 13. Schematic diagram of a full-core inscribed grating based on a three-core plane[13]. (a) FBG distribution on fiber cores;(b) results for gratings inscriptions
Fig. 14. RFBG fabrication scheme[32]. (a) Schematic of full-core inscribed FBG by phase-mask method; (b) RFBG spectra in four cores
Fig. 15. Before-after comparison of grating spectra with modified core photosensitivity and adjustment of position[35]
Fig. 16. Full-core FBG inscription of DPAMCF. (a) Cross-section of DPAMCF; (b) transmission spectra of DPAMCF-FBGs when plane containing six cores is parallel to phase mask[36]
Fig. 17. Full-core inscription scheme of Emma Lindley's team. (a) Before-after comparison of UV power distribution in a seven-core fiber using polished capillaries; (b) transmission spectra of gratings inscribed in seven-core fiber after using a capillary[37]
Fig. 18. Full-core inscription based on defocusing phase mask technology[38]. (a) Schematic experimental setup of TFCF FBGs inscription system; (b) transmission spectra of four cores
Fig. 19. Spectra of four-core fiber with core position presents rhombus and square distribution[17]
Fig. 20. Schematic diagram of cross-section of a seven-core fiber surrounded by air holes[39]
Fig. 21. DTG's full-core inscription scheme. (a) Schematic diagram of DTG fabrication setup; (b) reflection spectrum of DTG array in four cores[40]
Fig. 22. Seven-core FBGs full-core inscription using a modified Talbot interferometer[41]. (a) Modified Talbot interferometer; (b) transmission spectra of the FBGs inscribed in a seven-core fiber
Fig. 23. Full-core inscription based on CO2 laser[43]. (a) Schematic diagram of HLPG inscription; (b) spectrum of the fourth HLPG sample and spectrum of the main couplings of the other HLPGs with various pitches
Fig. 24. Full-core inscription based on the electrodes arc discharges method[44]. (a) Schematic of LPFG fabrication and monitoring platform for programmable electrodes arc discharges method based on a fiber optic fusion splicer;(b)‒(h) transmission spectra of LPFGs in seven cores; (i) crosstalk measured in outer cores
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Baijin Su, Lixi Zhong, Ou Xu, Yuwen Qin. Multicore Fibre Gratings Inscription Technology Research Developments[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2022, 59(3): 0300004
Category: Reviews
Received: Apr. 22, 2021
Accepted: May. 20, 2021
Published Online: Jan. 24, 2022
The Author Email: Yuwen Qin (qinyw@gdut.edu.cn)