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Examines polarization coupling effects on cross talk in birefringent fibers, suggesting bandwidth influences outcomes.
Random polarization coupling with a broadband source in birefringent polarization-maintaining fibers is carefully studied. The effect of the broad bandwidth of light on cross talk is formulated in the mode-coupling parameter by means of the autocorrelation function of the light electric field. It is shown that, for light with a Lorentzian-shaped spectrum, cross talk increases as the spectral width becomes larger but is invariant for light with a Gaussian-shaped spectrum.
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