Endless polarisation control experiment with three elements of limited birefringence range

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An automatic endless polarisation control system is presented. A computer controls three birefringent elements and applies simple reset strategies at the range limits.

Inspec keywords: optical variables control; optical communication equipment; light polarisation; birefringence; telecommunications computer control

Other keywords: coherent optical communications; limited birefringence range; computer control; reset strategies; automatic endless polarisation control system

Subjects: Optical variables control; Other control applications in telecommunications; Optical communication; Control engineering computing

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