Virtual Generalized Mueller Matrix Method for Measurement of Complex Polarization-Mode Dispersion Vector in Optical Fibers
Hui Dong, Perry Ping Shum, Yandong Gong, Min Yan, Haiqing Zhou, C. Q. Wu
Abstract
Hui Dong, Perry Ping Shum, Yandong Gong, Min Yan, Haiqing Zhou, C. Q. Wu
Abstract
A virtual generalized Mueller matrix method (VGMMM) is proposed to measure the complex polarization-mode dispersion (PMD) vector in a fiber system with polarization-dependent loss or gain. VGMMM can attain the low-noise high-resolution PMD data using a relatively large frequency step, without the knowledge of input polarization states. VGMMM combines the advantages of both matrix-based methods and differentiation-based methods and overcomes their shortcomings. Experimental results on a fiber system confirm the validity and accuracy of VGMMM
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A virtual generalized Mueller matrix method (VGMMM) is proposed to measure the complex polarization-mode dispersion (PMD) vector in a fiber system with polarization-dependent loss or gain. VGMMM can attain the low-noise high-resolution PMD data using a relatively large frequency step, without the knowledge of input polarization states. VGMMM combines the advantages of both matrix-based methods and differentiation-based methods and overcomes their shortcomings. Experimental results on a fiber system confirm the validity and accuracy of VGMMM
Key concepts: Mueller calculus, Polarization mode dispersion, Polarization (electrochemistry), Optics, Optical fiber, Modal dispersion, Computer science, Polarization rotator