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We developed a new polarization controller based on the Faraday effect. The transmittance fluctuation was suppressed to less than 0.03 dB by controlling the direction of a magnetic field with a magnitude exceeding the saturation field of Faraday elements. Because it has no mechanical parts, the new polarization controller can perform polarization control with high reproducibility and high-speed polarization control of better than 10/sup 3/ turns/s on a Poincare sphere. The new polarization controller has a rotatory polarization angle setting accuracy of /spl plusmn/5/spl deg/ and a reproducibility of /spl plusmn/0.3/spl deg/ on the Poincare sphere.
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