We describe the concept and performance of a new type of tunable Faraday optical isolator for the near infrared. 60-dB isolation is achieved with three dielectric polarizers having an extinction of only 40 dB. The compact instrument does not cause an overall polarization rotation or beam displacement and gives access to all optical beams.
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