Article | REF: E1962 V2

Application of magneto-optics

Author: Jacques FERRE

Publication date: April 10, 2016 | Lire en français

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    3. Modulator

    The schematic diagram of a magneto-optic modulator is shown in figure 8 . A constant magnetic field H dc (a few hundred Oe) is applied perpendicular to the direction of light propagation. Parallel to this direction of propagation, a variable magnetic field H rf (a few tens of Oe at low frequencies; of the order of Oe at microwave frequencies) modulates the magnetization by an angle ± θ and generates a time-modulated magnetization component. By Faraday rotation, this variation is then converted into amplitude modulation using an analyzer.

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