Polarization insensitive amplification device

Optical: systems and elements – Optical amplifier – Multiple pass

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359333, G02B 530, H01S 302

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ABSTRACT:
A polarization-independent amplification device comprising an optical semiconductor amplifier. The amplification device input signal is fed to one side of the amplifier and a reflector is provided at the other side. The amplification device output signal, formed by the amplification device input signal reflected by the reflector and amplified by the amplifier, is taken off at the first side of the amplifier. The reflector is reciprocal, a signal or signal component fed thereto and having a polarization perpendicular to the principal axis of the amplifier being reflected as a reflection signal having a polarization which is virtually parallel to said principal axis and vice versa.

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Electronics Letters, No. 22, Oct. 25, 1990, Stevenage GB Herts., GB, 1913-1914, M. Sumida, "Polarisation Insensitive Configuration of Semiconductor Laser Amplifier".

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