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Widely tunable optical bandpass filter by use of polymer long-period waveguide gratings

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We report the design and fabrication of a widely tunable optical bandpass filter based on using two identical long-period gratings formed along a polymer channel waveguide with a section of the waveguide core removed. The peak transmission of the passband of the fabricated filter is 60% and the bandwidth of the passband is 6  nm. The filter is thermally tunable over the C + L band (1520–1610 nm) for both TE and TM polarizations with a temperature control of 30°C.

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