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This paper reports the production of efficient in-fiber diffraction gratings by a controllable cladding-removal technique. The gratings are etched into the fiber by using a holographically generated photoresist mask on the D-type fiber. The controllable cladding removal allows for repeatable tap efficiencies greater than 30%.
© 1991 Optical Society of America
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