NASA NTRS · 19880025432
Overview of advanced components for fiber optic systems
Abstract
The basic operating principles and potential performance of several state-of-the-art fiber-optic devices are illustrated with diagrams and briefly characterized. Technologies examined include high-birefringence polarization-maintaining fibers and directional couplers, single-mode fiber polarizers and cut-off polarizers, optical-fiber modulators with radially poled piezoactive polymer (PVF2) jackets, and piezoelectric-squeezer polarization modulators. The need for improved manufacturing techniques to make such fiber-optic devices cost-competitive with their thin-film integrated-optics analogs is indicated.
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Depaula, Ramon P., Stowe, David W.. 1986-01-01. Overview of advanced components for fiber optic systems. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880025432
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