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March 30, 2016 at 7:25 am #34182
aasif bashir dar
Participanthi all,
i am currently facing problem in writing apodization function equations in the optigarting script…
the apodization functions mentioned in papers are gennerally applied for -L/2 <z< +L/2
where L is grating length and z is the variarable that very along the Length…
but apodization functions in the optigarting can be writwn only for 0<z<L…
what to do…
i require equations that are valid for range 0<z<L
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April 2, 2016 at 12:44 am #34443
aasif bashir dar
Participantwith regards
The non-uniform (chirped and apodized) grating [1] is divided into Number of Segments uniform gratings. The coupled mode theory is used to calculate the scattering matrix of each uniform segment, and the spectral response of the whole grating is found by connecting the uniform segments using the transfer matrix theory. The apodization functions Gaussian and Hyperbolic tangent are defined with the following parameters:
Gaussian
exp{-ln2[(2.(z-L/2)/s.L]^2}
Hyperbolic tangent
tanh (s.z/L).tanh(s.(1-z/L))+1-tanh^2(S/2)
When the parameter Apodization function is user-defined, you provide a file with the data describing the apodization. The input file is formatted containing two items per line — the length in μm and the apodization value.but i can not find others for the range of zero to length of the FBG
looking for the response..
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April 5, 2016 at 4:46 pm #35762
Steve Dods
ParticipantYou could simply make a substitution in the equation. Write z for the OptiGrating coordinate and x for the coordinates used in the papers. Let x = z – L/2. For OptiGrating, 0 < z < L, and in those papers -L/2 < x < L/2. Then the Gaussian is exp{-ln2[(2.(x)/s.L]^2}. And so on…
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April 10, 2016 at 10:01 am #36230
aasif bashir dar
Participantthanks for reply
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April 10, 2016 at 3:23 pm #36260
SAHIL SINGH
ParticipantHi all,
A very meaningful discussion onapodization equation in optigrating script…
Regards
Sahil Singh -
April 11, 2016 at 7:09 am #36194
Manoj Kumar
ParticipantThe non-uniform (chirped and apodized) grating [1] is divided into Number of Segments uniform gratings. The coupled mode theory is used to calculate the scattering matrix of each uniform segment, and the spectral response of the whole grating is found by connecting the uniform segments using the transfer matrix theory. The apodization functions Gaussian and Hyperbolic tangent are defined with the following parameters:
Gaussian
exp{-ln2[(2.(z-L/2)/s.L]^2}
Hyperbolic tangent
tanh (s.z/L).tanh(s.(1-z/L))+1-tanh^2(S/2)
When the parameter Apodization function is user-defined, you provide a file with the data describing the apodization. The input file is formatted containing two items per line — the length in μm and the apodization value.but i can not find others for the range of zero to length of the FBG
looking for the response..
with regards -
April 29, 2016 at 2:49 pm #38594
Marwa Ramadan
ParticipantDear all,
I would like to ask about user defined chirp function in fiber Bragg grating of Optisystem.
I have to provide a file with the data describing the chirp. The input file is formatted containing two items per line – the length in um and the chirp value in um.
I may not understand well the second column, so can anyone help me to understand that?I am working now on the attached paper.
I have a problem in linking between matlab and optisystem, but I am leaving this problem now to concentrate on solving chirp function problem firstly.
what I am doing is to take the results from matlab workspace and put them in “.dat file” then use user defined file.
I created the attached Matlab “.m file”, took the results from matlab workspace, and put them in the attached “.dat file”.
why does not the expected result appear? is there any help to understand the mistake in that? -
April 29, 2016 at 2:49 pm #38598
Marwa Ramadan
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FYI
this is the “.dat file”. I just convert it to “.txt file” to can upload it, but you can reconvert it to can use”.
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May 2, 2016 at 12:33 pm #38745
Marwa Ramadan
ParticipantWhy doesn’t anyone reply? Do you want me to put my question in a separate post?
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