Methods and apparatus for optical polarization control
AssigneeTelefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ)
InventorsAntonio D'ERRICO, Francesco GIURLANDA
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AssigneeTelefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ)
InventorsAntonio D'ERRICO, Francesco GIURLANDA
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A polarization controller (10;40) is configured to control polarization of an optical signal. The polarization controller comprises a first polarization rotator (18) and a second polarization rotator (28) controllable by control settings. The polarization controller comprises a monitor unit (34) configured to generate a monitoring value indicating a performance of the polarization controller. The polarization controller is configured to determine from the monitoring value if the polarization controller is operating in a selected one of a plurality of optimal performance states (52). If operation is not in an optimal performance state, the polarization controller is further configured to select different control settings to select an alternate one of the plurality of optimal performance states for the polarization controller.
A polarization controller configured to control polarization of an optical signal, the polarization controller comprising a first polarization rotator and a second polarization rotator controllable by control settings, wherein the polarization controller comprises:
A method of polarization control of an optical signal by a polarization controller, the polarization controller comprising a first polarization rotator and a second polarization rotator controlled by control settings, comprising:
A controller configured to control a polarization controller having a first polarization rotator and a second polarization rotator controlled by control settings,
A controller configured to control a polarization controller having a first polarization rotator and a second polarization rotator controlled by control settings, the controller comprising:
A computer program product for controlling a polarization controller having a first polarization rotator and a second polarization rotator controlled by control settings, said computer program product comprising a non-transitory computer readable medium storing a computer program comprising instructions which, when executed on at least one processor, cause the at least one processor to:
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