The development of a calibration system for Fiber Bragg Grating sensors based on two fixed spectral filters has been described basing in adopted numeric simulation of experimental tests. The objective is to gage the technique of optical demodulação using two fixed transmission filters, being sought mainly the true position spectral of sensors. The reflected spectrum of a Bragg Grating has a strong dependence with the spectrum of the incident light that will result in a deformation to the reflected spectrum, generating a deviation in the sensor detected. The methodology will be to generate a disturbance in the light source and to analyze the reading of the spectrum Bragg Grating. That deviation in the position is associated to the potency optical work in the photodetectors with the position of wavelength sensor; the suitable readings in the photodetectors are proportional to the overlap degree among the spectra of the sensor and filters. The calibration will be emphasized in simulations being compared with experimental results, and to recover mainly the deformed spectrum of Bragg Grating sensor for a suitable spectrum that will give the correct information at the position of sensor. The simulation ends in a recovery of the deformed spectrum, reducing measurement uncertainties and of the position of sensor, being compared with experimental results.