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In-fiber Mach-Zehnder interferometer with piecewise interference spectrum based on hole-assisted dual-core fiber for refractive index sensing: erratum

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Abstract

This erratum is presented to correct Fig. 3 in [Opt. Express 26(15), 19091 (2018)].

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Figure 3 of Ref [1] contains some mistakes because of the incorrect calculation. The authors very apologize for the carelessness. This error does not affect the results of Ref [1]. The corrected Fig. 3 in [1] should be:

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Fig. 1 The relationship between excitation coefficients of modes of the SEHADCF and the lateral-offset of the spicing point for different wavelengths. (a) 980 nm. (b) 1310 nm.

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In [1], the changes in the comparisons are shown in bold.

In the last paragraph of Section 2, the statement should be corrected to:

“According to the calculated results, the suspended core modes can be excited strongly with the increasing lateral-offset. The excitation coefficient of LP11 mode in the center core shows a trend of growth and then decline with the increasing lateral-offset, and its excitation efficiency reaches a maximum when the lateral-offset is ~4 μm. In addition, when the lateral-offset exceeds ~4.4 μm at 980 nm, the LP11 mode is excited mainly in center core due to the larger excitation coefficient than that of LP01 mode. When the lateral-offset reaches ~8 μm, the LP11 modes in the center core and suspended core can be excited almost equally. At 1310 nm, the tendency of excitation coefficients of modes is similar to the situation at 980 nm. It is noteworthy that excitation coefficients of every mode are higher than those with same lateral-offset at 980 nm. It can be attributed to the larger effective mode field area at 1310 nm. Moreover, in the suspended core, the LP11 mode is easier excited than LP01 mode if the lateral-offset exceeds ~1.4 μm. When the lateral-offset reaches ~6.3 μm, the LP11 mode in suspended core and LP01 mode in the center core can be excited almost equally. To obtain a large fringe visibility of the interference spectrum, the lateral-offset is selected in the range of 6 ~ 8 μm.”

References

1. J. Yang, M. Yang, C. Y. Guan, J. H. Shi, Z. Zhu, P. Li, P. F. Wang, J. Yang, and L. B. Yuan, “In-fiber Mach-Zehnder interferometer with piecewise interference spectrum based on hole-assisted dual-core fiber for refractive index sensing,” Opt. Express 26(15), 19091–19099 (2018). [CrossRef]   [PubMed]  

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Fig. 1
Fig. 1 The relationship between excitation coefficients of modes of the SEHADCF and the lateral-offset of the spicing point for different wavelengths. (a) 980 nm. (b) 1310 nm.
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