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Design a Photonic Crystal Narrowband Band Pass Filter at a Wavelength of 1570 nm for Fiber Optic Communication Applications

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The optical communications have been the backbone of the most dramatic developments in telecommunications systems in the past two decades, so that the current world of communications is unthinkable without the infrastructure of fiber optic networks. Also, the speed and bandwidth of optical devices have expanded the development of optical telecommunication systems, so the design, simulation and fabrication of optical devices have become more and more respected by researchers in this field. In this paper, a design for optical narrow band pass filter based on two-dimensional photonic crystals was presented is presented that are suitable for applications in optical fiber communications. Also, the plane-wave expansion method was used to evaluate the bands and calculate the photonic band gap. Simulation results show this desired structure acts as a very sharp optical BPF in the central wavelength of 1570 nm. Normal voltage transmission efficiency 97.4% and focal plane module were 0.3 nm.

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    Mohammed Jawad Al Dujaili

  2. Ministry of communication/Informatics and Telecommunications Public Company, Najaf, Iraq

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Al Dujaili, M.J., Abed, N.H. Design a Photonic Crystal Narrowband Band Pass Filter at a Wavelength of 1570 nm for Fiber Optic Communication Applications. Wireless Pers Commun 131, 877–886 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-023-10458-5

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