Sensors of Encoding and Decoding Based on Superstructure Fiber Bragg Gratings Modulated in Amplitude and Phase for applications in systems OCDMA - 63 chip
Antonio Francisco Gomes Furtado Filho, Juscelino Sales Chaves, José Rubens Rodrigues de Sousa, Giannini Italino Alves Vieira, Marcio de Melo Freire, A. S. Bezerra Sombra
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Abstract
ABSTRACT In this paper, we report a series of incremental optical coding and decoding sensors using their respective fiber Bragg grating superstructure (SS-FBG). We performed a comparative study of the encoding/decoding bipolar and unipolar sequences using these grids. The modulation in the refractive index can be changed by discrete jumps in phase (± π) or variations in the amplitude of the specific grid regions. The aim of this study was to evaluate the performance of SS-FBG in autocorrelation and cross-correlation studies. This approach allows us to measure the quality of unipolar and bipolar coding and understand how the decoded signal can be affected by the presence of multiple users on the network. Each generated code is a Gold sequence for bipolar code 63chips and an M sequence for unipolar code 63chips. We use five different codes to represent the users, and we calculate through the signal/noise power ratio (SRNe) the energy used by a certain signal to interfere with a neighboring signal. Our results emphasize the accuracy and flexibility of Bragg gratings (FBG-SS) and showed that this technology is promising not only to Optical Code Division Multiple Access (OCDMA) but also for an extended variety of other optical processing applications.
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Fiber and Integrated Optics , now incorporating the International Journal of Optoelectronics, is an international bimonthly journal that disseminates significant developments and in-depth surveys in the fields of fiber and integrated optics. The journal is unique in bridging the major disciplines relevant to optical fibers and electro-optical devices. This results in a balanced presentation of basic research, systems applications, and economics. For more than a decade, Fiber and Integrated Optics has been a valuable forum for scientists, engineers, manufacturers, and the business community to exchange and discuss techno-economic advances in the field.