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Applied Physics Letters / Volume 65 / Issue 9

Appl. Phys. Lett. 65, 1079 (1994); doi:10.1063/1.112131 (3 pages)

Narrow bandwidth volume holographic optical filter operating at the Kr transition at 1547.82 nm

Victor Leyva, George A. Rakuljic, and Bruce O’Conner

Accuwave Corporation, 1651 19th Street, Santa Monica, California 90404

(Received 4 May 1994; accepted 20 June 1994)

We describe and characterize a narrow bandwidth volume holographic optical filter operating at the Krypton transition line (1s2‐2p8) at 1547.82 nm, which corresponds to the center wavelength of the proposed International Telecommunications Union wavelength standard. A reflectivity of 98% and a bandwidth full width at half‐maximum of 0.18 nm are measured. The filter exhibits clean sideholes with a −20 dB optical response 0.5 nm away from the peak. The filter can be fabricated and operated with an absolute wavelength precision better than 0.005 nm.

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OPTICAL FILTERS, HOLOGRAPHY, OPTICAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS, BANDWIDTH, DESIGN, LITHIUM NIOBATES, DIFFRACTION GRATINGS, OPTICAL REFLECTION

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0003-6951 (print)  
1077-3118 (online)

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