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Comparison of first and third-order high temperature stable H2 loaded ultrafast induce FBG’s

Sondos A. Alqarni, Joé Habel, Martin Bernier, and Christopher W. Smelser

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Abstract

In this presentation we examine the temperature stability of ultrafast induced first and third-order gratings in hydrogen loaded SMF-28 fiber. We find that third-order devices demonstrate high temperature stability without regeneration.

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