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We demonstrate that multi-mode optical fibers can function as high-resolution, low-loss spectrometers. Interference between waveguided modes produces wavelength-dependent speckle patterns, which are recorded to retrieve the input spectra with wavelength resolution down to 8 pm.
© 2012 Optical Society of America
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