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In-fiber optical cavities structures for telecommunications and sensing

Objective

"The proposed work is focused on in-fiber optical cavities structures (IFOCS), which are the “in-fiber” implementation of coupled multicavity structures. “In-fiber” optical devices are embedded in an optical fiber, and they are highly desirable because of their easy integration, high power handling, tolerance of harsh environments, flexible form factor, variable wavelength accommodation, low cost and scalable manufacturing.

The main aim of the proposed research consists of the study and research of the potential applications of IFOCS, focusing on the options for designing and fabricating tuneable devices and the combination of complementary structures , on the following fields:

• Optical communications (OC), using the multichannel capabilities of IFOCS.

• Fiber sensing (FS), using the fact that local perturbations in the fiber affect the local frequencies of the spectral responses.

• Microwave photonics (MP), where the discrete-time impulse response will be exploited for the photonic processing of microwave signals."

Call for proposal

FP7-PEOPLE-2010-IEF
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Coordinator

ASTON UNIVERSITY
EU contribution
€ 200 549,60
Address
ASTON TRIANGLE
B4 7ET Birmingham
United Kingdom

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Region
West Midlands (England) West Midlands Birmingham
Activity type
Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
Administrative Contact
Kate Sugden (Dr.)
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