Buying Faraday Rotator Mirrors
A Faraday rotator mirror (or Faraday mirror) combines a Faraday rotator and a mirror (reflector). If light is sent through any transparent device and then back again after reflection at a Faraday rotator mirror, one always obtains a polarization state which is orthogonal to the original state. This is useful for eliminating unwanted polarization changes. Faraday mirrors are available in bulk-optical and fiber-optic forms.
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Learning Resources
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- Encyclopedia article: Faraday mirrors
- Related article: Faraday isolators
Aspects to Consider Before Buying
Some aspects to consider before buying Faraday rotator mirrors: polarization rotation angle, insertion loss, wavelength range, thermal stability, power handling capacity, dimensions, weight, reliability, compatibility with optical systems, ease of integration, device packaging.
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Find Suppliers for Faraday Rotator Mirrors
10 suppliers for Faraday rotator mirrors are listed in the RP Photonics Buyer's Guide, out of which 2 present their product descriptions. Both manufacturers and distributors can be registered.
| Suppliers with Advertising Package presenting their product descriptions | |
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 4F, Building 18, Qinghu Industrial Park Dahe Road, Longhua District Shenzhen, Guangdong 518109 China |  DK Photonics offers polarization-maintaining Faraday mirrors for use in fiber-optic networks and measurement applications. It can help to eliminate the polarization sensitivity of optical fiber systems. |
 Specialist in Special Optical Devices CSRayzer Optical Technology Co., Ltd1F, 2F, 6F, No. 5 Bldg, 88# Hongshan District Wuhan 430074 China |  CSRAYZER offers a Faraday rotator mirror, which takes the output beam from a single-mode fiber and rotates the polarization by 90° before sending it back through the same fiber. It is used for eliminating polarization-induced fluctuations in fiber interferometers, Brillouin amplifiers, fiber lasers, fiber sensors, and fiber optic antenna remote systems. It has excellent optical performance, an ultra-small package size, high environmental adaptability and reliability. |
| Other Suppliers | |
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| AC Photonics United States | |
| AFW Technologies Pty Ltd. Australia | |
| Heyoptics, Co. Ltd. Hong Kong | |
| HyOptic Technology Co., Ltd China | |
| Laser Components GmbH Germany | |
| Newport Corporation United States | |
| OZ Optics Canada | |
| Zhongshan Hongxin Communication Technology Co., Ltd. China | |
