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A new type of birefringent fiber fabricated for sensor use [I]—Characteristics of tension-induced modal birefringence—

S. Tanaka, K. Yoshida, and Y. Ohtsuka

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Abstract

Birefringent fibers with two through-holes at both sides of central core have been fabricated for sensor use. Tension-induced birefringence depending on longitudinal strain is examined in detail for several sampled fibers. A useful diagram is presented for designing and fabricating such birefringent fibers.

© 1996 IEICE

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