Independently tunable first- and second-order polarization-mode dispersion emulator
Na Young Kim, Namkyoo Park
Abstract
Na Young Kim, Namkyoo Park
Abstract
By solving the equation set for the first- and second-order polarization-mode dispersion (PMD) in retro-verse manner, we show that the independent control of first- and second-order PMD is possible, with only two control parameters. The analysis on the emulation algorithm as well as the operation range/resolution shows excellent agreement with the experimental demonstration operated with a sample emulator constructed of a fixed differential group delay (DGD), a polarization rotator, and a variable-DGD element.
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By solving the equation set for the first- and second-order polarization-mode dispersion (PMD) in retro-verse manner, we show that the independent control of first- and second-order PMD is possible, with only two control parameters. The analysis on the emulation algorithm as well as the operation range/resolution shows excellent agreement with the experimental demonstration operated with a sample emulator constructed of a fixed differential group delay (DGD), a polarization rotator, and a variable-DGD element.
Key concepts: Differential group delay, Polarization mode dispersion, Emulation, Polarization rotator, Polarization (electrochemistry), Optics, Group delay and phase delay, Dispersion (optics)