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Simple analysis of the distribution of birefringence in fiber optics links

Krzysztof Perlicki

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In this paper, a simplified analytical method to evaluate an optical fiber birefringence was presented. It allows a significant simplification of the measurement of the spatial distribution of birefringence in optical fiber links; particularly for the small value of the birefringence. The birefringence distribution may be deduced from the calculation of the round-trip Mueller matrices derived from only two power evolution traces corresponding to the angles of the polarizer

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In this paper, a simplified analytical method to evaluate an optical fiber birefringence was presented. It allows a significant simplification of the measurement of the spatial distribution of birefringence in optical fiber links; particularly for the small value of the birefringence. The birefringence distribution may be deduced from the calculation of the round-trip Mueller matrices derived from only two power evolution traces corresponding to the angles of the polarizer

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In this paper, a simplified analytical method to evaluate an optical fiber birefringence was presented. It allows a significant simplification of the measurement of the spatial distribution of birefringence in optical fiber links; particularly for the small value of the birefringence. The birefringence distribution may be deduced from the calculation of the round-trip Mueller matrices derived from only two power evolution traces corresponding to the angles of the polarizer

Key concepts: Birefringence, Polarizer, Optics, Polarization-maintaining optical fiber, Optical fiber, Simple (philosophy), Materials science, Physics

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