Abstract
In this paper, we showed a technique for the formation of phase-shifted fiber Bragg gratings. The analysis of the efficiency of the obtained structures was carried out with the help of an optical spectrum analyzer with the subsequent calculation of the full width at half maximum of a bandpass in reflection spectrum. Fiber Bragg gratings inscription was performed on the Talbot interferometer, the KrF excimer laser system was used as a UV radiation source, and a phase shift was introduced by the electrical discharge of an arc fusion splicer. The experimental dependence between the length of the obtained structure and the full width at half maximum of a bandpass in reflection spectrum of a phase-shifted grating was presented, the value of the last parameter varies in the range from 24 pm to 96 pm.
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