This paper deals with an investigation of the coupling conditions in order to achieve optimal operation of Fiber Bragg Grating Ring Resonators (FBGRRs). In particular, in analogy with conventional ring resonators, these devices show a critical coupling condition, fulfilled when the power coupled from the bus waveguides to the ring compensates the loss within the ring resonator over a round trip. By adopting this physical condition, improved Q factors can be achieved.

Investigation of Coupling Conditions for Fiber Bragg Grating Ring Resonators / Campanella, Carlo Edoardo; DE LEONARDIS, Francesco; Passaro, Vittorio. - (2015). ( 17th Italian Conference on Photonics Technologies, Fotonica AEIT 2015 Torino, Italy May 6-8, 2015) [10.1049/cp.2015.0155].

Investigation of Coupling Conditions for Fiber Bragg Grating Ring Resonators

CAMPANELLA, Carlo Edoardo;DE LEONARDIS, Francesco;PASSARO, Vittorio
2015

Abstract

This paper deals with an investigation of the coupling conditions in order to achieve optimal operation of Fiber Bragg Grating Ring Resonators (FBGRRs). In particular, in analogy with conventional ring resonators, these devices show a critical coupling condition, fulfilled when the power coupled from the bus waveguides to the ring compensates the loss within the ring resonator over a round trip. By adopting this physical condition, improved Q factors can be achieved.
2015
17th Italian Conference on Photonics Technologies, Fotonica AEIT 2015
978-1-78561-068-4
Investigation of Coupling Conditions for Fiber Bragg Grating Ring Resonators / Campanella, Carlo Edoardo; DE LEONARDIS, Francesco; Passaro, Vittorio. - (2015). ( 17th Italian Conference on Photonics Technologies, Fotonica AEIT 2015 Torino, Italy May 6-8, 2015) [10.1049/cp.2015.0155].
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