Polarimetry improves spectral measurement of swept-wavelength sources

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1. “ Right now, there are no instruments on the market to measure the instantaneous wavelengths and spectra of wavelength-swept light sources for OCT and fiber-sensor applications. ”

   By Steve Yao

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1. Although optical-spectrum analysis and polarization measurement methods are not generally related, a collaborative effort by scientists at Tianjin University (Tianjin, China), General Photonics (Chino, CA), and the University of Southern California (Los Angeles, CA) has resulted in a polarimeter-based optical-spectrum analyzer (P-OSA) that measures with a speed and resolution that cannot be achieved using traditional grating-based, filter-based, or interferometric methods.1 In fact, the method w (Read Full Article)

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