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This page explains the basics of WSF (Wavelength Selective Filtering) used in the fiber optic domain.
Optical filters are used for Wavelength Selective Filtering.
The filter that selects the desired wavelength and rejects all other wavelengths is known as a wavelength selective filter.
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