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The phase-shift method is an established technique for measuring the group delay of fiber-optic components. In devices, such as chirped fiber Bragg gratings, the group delay exhibits ripple as a function of wavelength. We have analyzed the dependence of the measured ripple amplitude on the modulation frequency and present a physical model, which gives an analytical formula for estimating the measurement error.
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Niemi et al. (2001) studied this question.
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