We report a novel idea for achieving highly efficient dispersion-compensating Bragg fiber by exploiting a modified quarter-wave stack condition. Our Bragg fiber yielded an average dispersion of approximately -1800 ps/(nm km) across the C band for the fundamental TE mode and an ultrahigh figure of merit of approximately 180,000 ps/(nm dB), which is at least 2 orders of magnitude higher than that of conventional dispersion-compensating fibers. The proposed methodology could be adopted for the design of a dispersion compensator across any desired wavelength range.
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