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Single-mode fused biconical coupler optimized for polarization beamsplitting

Eisenmann et al., 2002

Document ID
6852755303701734220
Author
Eisenmann M
Weidel E
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of lightwave technology

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A single-mode fused biconical coupler for polarization beamsplitting is described. In the coupling region, standard communication fibers are used. The output fibers are polarization- maintaining. To stop the coupler drawing process accurately, the degree of polarization is …
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