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In this work, an all‐fibre phase shifter using tapered fibre coated with molybdenum tungsten disulfide ‐ reduced graphene oxide (MoWS 2 ‐rGO) is demonstrated. The large evanescent field of tapered fibre allows MoWS 2 ‐rGO to absorb injected light from a 1400‐nm pump. It subsequently modifies the refractive index of both an MoWS 2 ‐rGO solution and tapered fibre because of the thermo‐optic effect. A maximum wavelength shift of 2.489 nm is observed and the equivalent phase shift is 0.91π. The efficiency of the phase shifter is calculated at 0.0175 nm/mW. The proposed phase shifter is beneficial for a variety of applications, specifically for future optical beam‐forming networks and all optical signal processing devices.
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