Residual stress measuring system for optical fibers

Optics: measuring and testing – For optical fiber or waveguide inspection

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ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a residual stress measuring system for measuring the residual stress in an optical fiber. The residual stress measuring system comprises a light source for generating light used to measure the residual stress, a lens system for converting the generated light into a plane wave, a polarimeter for transforming the converted light to an input polarized light, which is incident on the optical fiber, a rotational measuring section for rotating the optical fiber so as to enable the polarized light to transmit through the optical fiber in various directions, and a detector for detecting the residual stress from a phase shift of the transmitted light.

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“Photoelastic Computer Tomography: A Novel Measurement Method for Axial Residual Stress Profile in Optical Fibers;” Tetsuji Abe et al.; Optical Society of America; vol. 3, No. 1, Jan. 1986; 6 pages.

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