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Acoustically induced birefringence in optical fibers

L. Flax, J. H. Cole, R. P. De Paula, and J. A. Bucaro

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Abstract

The effect of an ultrasonic wave on the phase of light propagating through a single-mode optical fiber is calculated for the case of normal incidence.

© 1982 Optical Society of America

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