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Does anybody know how long the light will stay in one of the two polarization states of a PM fiber? Assuming perfect incoupling along one of the two axis of the fiber, i would imagine that the light does not stay in that state for infinite long fibers due to fiber imperfections/scattering/whatever. Does anybody have a typical length for this, or can this effect be ignored with respect to normal attenuation? (For my application i would need PM fibers of up to 1 km @ 633 nm) Thanks in advance, Bas
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