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Inline fiber-optic polarizers

Sept. 1, 1997

Inline fiber-optic polarizers have minimum extinction ratios of 25 dB, many exceeding 30 dB with input/output fiber configurations. Extinction ratios are greater than 40 dB, and insertion loss is less than 1 dB. Extinction ratios, input/output fiber configurations, and operating wavelengths can be designed according to customer specifications. The 60 ¥ 3-mm diameter devices are light, ruggedized, and environmentally stable.

ProtoDel International Ltd.

Croydon, UK

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