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The sizable footprint of a volume Bragg grating (VBG) allows access to a three-dimensional structure upon which local Bragg elements within the grating volume can be collectively engineered. In this work, a set of π phase-shifts is distributed across the structure of a longitudinally chirped VBG. For each locality on the grating facet, either a single or multiple phase-shifts can be embedded at various positions along its thickness, transforming the element into a transversely phase-shifted, longitudinally chirped VBG. The versatile platform of such an element provides spectral tunability to the otherwise single-wavelength operation found in fiber Bragg gratings or alike.
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Lam H. Mach, David Guacaneme, Oussama Mhibik, Leonid Glebov, Ivan Divliansky, "Phase-shifted, chirped volume Bragg grating as a spectrally tunable notch filter," Proc. SPIE PC12402, Components and Packaging for Laser Systems IX, PC1240209 (17 March 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2650603