Design considerations for circularly form-birefringent optical fibres
Design considerations for circularly form-birefringent optical fibres
Single-lobe and multiple-lobe single-mode fibre core structures which are twisted at a uniform rate along the fibre axis are proposed as candidates for achieving very high circular birefringence in optical fibres. The main characteristics of these structures are analysed in general terms using ray optics. These circularly birefringent fibres can give 100% twisting efficiency without any linear birefringence effects. Even with parameters similar to conventional monomode fibres, the maximum obtainable birefringence can be a few rotations/mm
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Fujii, Y.
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Hussey, C.D.
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1986
Fujii, Y.
af293798-be19-41d1-b29d-37870200097a
Hussey, C.D.
6360ed38-f77f-4bf2-bd9d-ee2460e0ba70
Fujii, Y. and Hussey, C.D.
(1986)
Design considerations for circularly form-birefringent optical fibres.
IEE Proceedings J (Optoelectronics), 133 (4), .
(doi:10.1049/ip-j:19860040).
Abstract
Single-lobe and multiple-lobe single-mode fibre core structures which are twisted at a uniform rate along the fibre axis are proposed as candidates for achieving very high circular birefringence in optical fibres. The main characteristics of these structures are analysed in general terms using ray optics. These circularly birefringent fibres can give 100% twisting efficiency without any linear birefringence effects. Even with parameters similar to conventional monomode fibres, the maximum obtainable birefringence can be a few rotations/mm
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Accepted/In Press date: August 1986
Published date: 1986
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IEE Proceedings Part J, 1986-06-01 - 1986-06-01
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