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Giant Faraday rotation in gadolinium doped silica optical fibers for high performance optical isolators

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Abstract

Silica fibres doped with small (<1 mol%) concentrations of gadolinium ions have been fabricated and tested in a 1T magnetic field showing a Faraday rotation two orders of magnitude larger than that reported in conventional telecom fibres. This is the largest Faraday rotation ever reported in low-loss optical fibers and could pave the way for a new class of optical isolators.

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