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Spatially and spectrally resolved multicore optical fiber sensor with polarization sensitivity

Yaonan Hou, Y. Jung

AIP Advances, Volume: 12, Issue: 6

Swansea University Author: Yaonan Hou

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We design and fabricate a multicore fiber sensor with the end facets of cores patterned with one-dimensional sub-wavelength Au wire grid polarizers, which are aligned either radially or azimuthally on the cross section of the fiber. With a fan-out device bridging the individual cores and external si...

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description We design and fabricate a multicore fiber sensor with the end facets of cores patterned with one-dimensional sub-wavelength Au wire grid polarizers, which are aligned either radially or azimuthally on the cross section of the fiber. With a fan-out device bridging the individual cores and external single core fibers followed by a compact spectrometer, it is able to spatially detect the light intensity, spectrum, and polarization states of the incident light in a highly integrated format. These multicore fiber sensors offer a new opportunity to simultaneously measure multiple optical parameters by a single operation.
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