Method of annealing a fiber within a coiled tube to thereby make

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65385, 65402, 65102, 65117, 65407, C03B 2320, C03B 2300, C03B 3700

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Silica tubes and sleeves are used to protect fusion splices between the ends of the fiber coil and polarizing fibers. Use of silica for most of the subassembly components matches the coefficients of thermal expansion of the subassembly to that of the fiber coil, and also allows the coil to be annealed at extremely high temperatures. Annealing yields fiber coils of lowered birefringence, particularly when used with spun fibers. Ferrules are used to adjust the angular orientation of the fibers with respect to their planes of polarization.

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Article entitled "Faraday Effect Sensors: The State of the Art" by G.W. Day and A.H. Rose, National Bureau of Standards, Boulder, CO 80303, SPIE vol. 985, Fiber Optic and Laser Sensors VI (1988) pp. 138-150.

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