Jay N. Damask
Abstract
A programmable polarization-mode dispersion emulator is demonstrated first and higher-order PMD is systematically generated. Twelve birefringent crystals with 10 ps differential-group-delay apiece are mounted in twelve computer controlled motorized rotating stages.
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A programmable polarization-mode dispersion emulator is demonstrated first and higher-order PMD is systematically generated. Twelve birefringent crystals with 10 ps differential-group-delay apiece are mounted in twelve computer controlled motorized rotating stages.
Key concepts: Polarization mode dispersion, Differential group delay, Birefringence, Polarization (electrochemistry), Dispersion (optics), Optics, Computer science, Polarization rotator