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Polarimetric fiber laser sensors

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Abstract

The beating between the eigenpolarization modes from a fiber laser is used to demonstrate an active, polarimetric sensor with direct frequency output. For the measurement of lateral stress applied to the jacketed Nd-doped fiber laser, a sensitivity of 4.8 kHz/g with a good linearity is obtained.

© 1993 Optical Society of America

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