Aspects of Polarization in Optical Fiber Transmission

Tiwari, B. B.; Tripathi, Vibha

doi:10.1080/02564602.2002.11417022

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“…Precise measurements of optical-fiber waveguides polarization properties are an essential prerequisite for the development of OFW applications which exhibit relatively small birefringence. Conventionally, these measurements can be made using standard polarimetric technique (polarizer and analyzer), [4][5][6] but for low-birefringence optical fibers (with retardation < 10/m) similar method is inaccurate and its sensitivity is enough low. Therefore, it is reasonable to perform the polarization optical studies of deformed low-mode OFW for the sufficiently small values of static deformation load (small angles of fiber twisting, waveguide stretching and winding) by a highly sensitive method of measuring angles of rotation and degree of ellipticity.…”

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Polarization Characteristics of the Deformed Low-Mode Fiber Waveguides with Polarization Conservation

Valiev¹,

Simonov²,

Fu³

et al. 2011

JEMAA

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In this work the results of polarization researches of low-optical fiber waveguides with conservation of polarization are presented. Obtained results quite convincingly testify regarding a high sensitivity low-mode regime of work of an optical fiber to anisotropic external influences, in comparison with one-mode regime of work of the same fibre. This result, can represent a big practical value at the realization of high-sensitivity fiber-optical devices of different physical values

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