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KYSELÁK, M. PANASCÍ, M. MASCHKE, J. GRENAR, D. SLAVÍČEK, K. DOSTÁL, O. ČUČKA, M. FILKA, M.
Original Title
Birefringence influence on polarization changes and frequency on optical fiber.
Type
conference paper
Language
English
Original Abstract
The article deals with the exact measurement of wavelength intensities in the vicinity of the frequency of the light source at the output of the polarizing optic fiber sensor. A functional polarizing fiber optic temperature sensor is used as the measuring element, and the frequency variations are induced by a birefringence change in the fiber retaining polarization due to temperature changes. Different speed of light propagation in the two polarization planes of the polarization maintaining optical fiber was used to excite the birefringence. Highly detailed measurements show that the intensity peaks vary depending on the changing temperature of the optical fiber due to the changing birefringence. Thanks to accurate measuring instruments, the dependence between the instantaneous change in the polarization state and the change in the maximum intensity at given wavelengths were observed. The described measurement determines whether wavelength variations may be a suitable alternative to evaluating polarization changes, which in some situations is difficult and costly.
Keywords
Optic fiber, PANDA fiber, Stokes parameters, spectrum analyzer, polarimeter, frequency, polarization, the sensor of temperature, birefringence
Authors
KYSELÁK, M.; PANASCÍ, M.; MASCHKE, J.; GRENAR, D.; SLAVÍČEK, K.; DOSTÁL, O.; ČUČKA, M.; FILKA, M.
Released
22. 10. 2020
Publisher
SPIE
Location
online
ISBN
9781510638891
Book
SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering
Edition
2020
Pages from
1
Pages to
13
Pages count
BibTex
@inproceedings{BUT166377, author="Martin {Kyselák} and Marco {Panascí} and Jan {Maschke} and David {Grenar} and Karel {Slavíček} and Otto {Dostál} and Milan {Čučka} and Miloslav {Filka}", title="Birefringence influence on polarization changes and frequency on optical fiber.", booktitle="SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering", year="2020", series="2020", pages="1--13", publisher="SPIE", address="online", doi="10.1117/12.2573696", isbn="9781510638891" }