The cascaded asymmetric exposure long-period fiber gratings are fabricated by CO(2) laser, which provide multi-wavelength filters with anisotropic transmission spectrum under different states of polarization. Inserting this device in the ring cavity of an erbium-doped fiber laser, a triple-wavelength switchable lasing laser with equal spacing of 2.6 nm has been obtained. Owing to the polarization dependent loss of the new cascaded long-period fiber grating, the wavelength switching of random combination of C(1) (3), C (2) (3), and C(3) (3) is demonstrated through the polarization controlling. We derive the wavelength switch to the polarization characteristic of cascaded asymmetric exposure long-period fiber gratings.
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