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Fiber-optic polarizer using birefringent crystal as a cladding
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1996
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WaveguidesOptical MaterialsEngineeringCore FiberNew TypeFiber OpticsFiber-optic PolarizerFiber-optic CommunicationOptical PropertiesOptical SystemsNanophotonicsMaterials SciencePhotonicsPhotonic MaterialsFiber Optic SensingFiber OpticMultimaterial FiberOptical WaveguidesOptical Fiber CommunicationOptical Sciences
A new type of fiber-optic polarizer has been developed in which the birefringent material is formed around the core fiber as a cladding. A NaNO(3) single crystal is used as the birefringent material. The extinction ratios for the polarized light are measured for fibers with cores of various radii and claddings of various lengths. The extinction ratios obtained are typically 31.2 dB for a core diameter of 6 µm and a cladding length of 6 mm.
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