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Dynamic polarization controllers (DPCs) are essential devices in various optical applications. We develop a thin film lithium niobate (TFLN) integrated DPC driven by the real-time implemented Jacobian control algorithm for fast polarization tracking. Experimental results demonstrate a high polarization tracking speed of 100 krad/s when targeting a specific linear state of polarization, with a low control loop delay of 420 ns, half-wave control voltages of 2.75 V, and a fast polarization restoring time of 1.6 us. Compared to previously reported integrated DPCs, the TFLN-based DPC achieves significantly higher tracking speed and lower loop delay. The results highlight the effectiveness of the Jacobian method and the outstanding performance of TFLN-based DPCs. The study opens up possibilities for further advancements in DPC solutions using TFLN technology.
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