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Article . 2024
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Study of Non-Linear Polarization Rotation and Optical Switching in Optical Fibers

Authors: Kumari, Reena; Singh, K. B.; Mishra, (Dr.) Mahesh Chandra;

Study of Non-Linear Polarization Rotation and Optical Switching in Optical Fibers

Abstract

In this paper, we present both a theoretical and experimental analysis of the nonlinear polarization rotation in an optical fiber. Starting from the coupled non-linear Schr¨odinger equations an analytical solution for the evolution of the state of polarization, valid for fibers with large linear birefringence and quasi cw input light with arbitrary polarization, is given.

Keywords

Polarization, Switching., Optical Fiber

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