Antonio Diez

Dr. Antonio Diez


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Academic Career Length

32Years (1995-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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5 July 2006 in Journal of Lightwave Technology
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JMJ. Mora
J. Mora
BOBeatriz Ortega
Beatriz Ortega
ADAntonio Diez
Antonio Diez
JCJose Luis Cruz-Muñoz
Jose Luis Cruz-Muñoz
Miguel V. AndrésMiguel V. Andrés
Miguel V. Andrés
DPDaniel Pastor
Daniel Pastor
The authors present the theoretical analysis and experimental demonstration of a novel single-bandpass tunable microwave filter. The filter is based on a broadband optical source and a fiber Mach-Zehnder interferometer and shows a high Q factor over a tuning range of 5-17 GHz. A generalized analysis considering that the optical signal propagates along optical delay lines with a dispersion slope different from zero is presented.

1 January 2006 in Optics Express
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MDMartina Delgado-Pinar
Martina Delgado-Pinar
DZD. Zalvidea
D. Zalvidea
ADAntonio Diez
Antonio Diez
PPP. Perez-Millan
P. Perez-Millan
Miguel V. AndrésMiguel V. Andrés
Miguel V. Andrés
We report active Q-switching of an all-fiber laser using a Bragg grating based acousto-optic modulator. Q-switching is performed by modulating a fiber Bragg grating with an extensional acoustic wave. The acoustic wave modulates periodically the effective index profile of the FBG and changes its reflection features. This allows controlling the Q-factor of the cavity. Using 1 m of 300 ppm erbium-doped fiber and a maximum pump power of 180 mW, Q-switch pulses of 10 W of peak power and 82 ns wide were generated. The pulse repetition rate of the laser can be continuously varied from few Hz up to 62.5 kHz.

8 June 2012 in Optics Express
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TBT. A. Birks
T. A. Birks
BMB. J. Mangan
B. J. Mangan
ADAntonio Diez
Antonio Diez
JCJose Luis Cruz-Muñoz
Jose Luis Cruz-Muñoz
DMD. F. Murphy
D. F. Murphy
Fibre Bragg gratings are written across all 120 single-mode cores of a multi-core optical fibre. The fibre is interfaced to multimode ports by tapering it within a depressed-index glass jacket. The result is a compact multimode “photonic lantern” filter with astrophotonic applications. The tapered structure is also an effective mode scrambler.

1 January 2007 in Optics Express
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VZVanessa Zamora
Vanessa Zamora
ADAntonio Diez
Antonio Diez
Miguel V. AndrésMiguel V. Andrés
Miguel V. Andrés
BGBenito Gimeno
Benito Gimeno
Whispering-gallery modes resonances of submicron wall thickness capillaries exhibit very large wavelength shifts as a function of the refractive index of the medium that fills the inside. The sensitivity to refractive index changes is larger than in other optical microcavities as microspheres, microdisks and microrings. The outer surface where total internal reflection takes place remains always in air, enabling the measure of refractive index values higher than the refractive index of the capillary material. The fabrication of capillaries with submicron wall thickness has required the development of a specific technique. A refractometer with a response higher than 390 nm per refractive index unit is demonstrated. These sensors are readily compatible with microfluidic systems.

1 December 2000 in IEEE Photonics Technology Letters
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JMJ. Mora
J. Mora
ADAntonio Diez
Antonio Diez
JCJose Luis Cruz-Muñoz
Jose Luis Cruz-Muñoz
Miguel V. AndrésMiguel V. Andrés
Miguel V. Andrés
A magnetostrictive sensor head with temperature compensation has been developed for measurement of static magnetic fields. The device consists on two different alloys with similar thermal expansion coefficient one of which has a giant magnetostriction, the expansion of both materials produced by heat and magnetism is detected by two fiber gratings. One of the gratings measures the temperature of the sensor and the difference between the wavelengths reflected by the gratings is a measurement of the magnetically induced strain.

6 October 2003 in Optics Express
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PRP. St. J. Russell
P. St. J. Russell
EMEmmanuel Marin
Emmanuel Marin
ADAntonio Diez
Antonio Diez
SGSebastien Guenneau
Sebastien Guenneau
AMA. B. Movchan
A. B. Movchan
We study the localisation and control of high frequency sound in a dual-core square-lattice photonic crystal fibre preform. The coupled states of two neighboring acoustic resonances are probed using an interferometric set up, and experimental evidence is obtained for odd and even symmetry trapped states. Full numerical solutions of the acoustic wave equation show the existence of a two-dimensional sonic band gap, and numerical modelling of the strain field at the defects gives results that agree well with the experimental observations. The results suggest that sonic band gaps can be used to manipulate sound with great precision and enhance its interaction with light.