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8 November 1983 Acousto-Optic All-Fiber Modulator
R. P . DePaula, J. Jarzynski, C. C. Ku, J. A. Bucaro, J. H. Cole
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Abstract
At the present time phase modulation in optical fiber systems for communication, devices such as all-fiber gyroscopes, and active compensators for Mach-Zehnder interferometers in fiber optic sensors, is accomplished by using piezoelectric cylinders with wrapped fibers. However, the PZT cylinder cannot be modulated at high frequencies (above ~ 1 MHz), and also also its weight and size is a disadvantage. Elasto-optic interaction and modulation of the light beam propagating in an optical fiber in the MHz region would be extremely desirable for such applications as: heterodyning, active compensator schemes, small fiber gyroscopes and other devices.
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R. P . DePaula, J. Jarzynski, C. C. Ku, J. A. Bucaro, and J. H. Cole "Acousto-Optic All-Fiber Modulator", Proc. SPIE 0425, Single Mode Optical Fibers, (8 November 1983); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.936222
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KEYWORDS
Modulation

Polarization

Modulators

Transducers

Optical fibers

Phase modulation

Phase shifts

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