Optical spectra were measured by varying the temperature of liquid-crystal-infiltrated photonic crystal fibers. We obtained a transmission of several wavelengths attributable to the photonic bandgap effect in conventional wavelength bands (1530–1560 nm). The transmission peak at a specific wavelength enabled the achievement of more than 20 dB by varying the temperature of the liquid-crystal-infiltrated photonic crystal fiber at 1550 nm band.
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