This invention relates to a dual-hollow-core
fiber polarization beamsplitter for terahertz communication. The
fiber structure includes: an arc-shaped rectangular tube unit, an
air core, an outer cladding tube, and a circular hollow-core nested tube. The arc-shaped rectangular tube unit on the x-axis is nested around the
fiber core and connected to the inner wall of the outer cladding tube. The arc-shaped rectangular tube unit, the
air core on the y-axis, and the outer cladding tube together constitute a dual-hollow-core fiber polarization beamsplitter for terahertz communication. This invention increases the
asymmetry in the x and y directions by introducing the arc-shaped rectangular tube unit, thereby increasing
birefringence. Furthermore, by designing a
hybrid structure of nested tubes and arc-shaped rectangular tube units in the fiber cladding, the fundamental mode loss is reduced. The principle of suppressed
coupling is used to confine light to the fiber core region. The effective
optical path difference in the x and y directions is generated by the arc-shaped rectangular tube unit, thus introducing high
birefringence. This enables low-loss light guiding of the hollow-core fiber in the terahertz band. The
hybrid structure of "circular arc rectangular tube unit + circular nested tube" proposed in this paper for double
hollow core anti-resonant fiber not only achieves high
birefringence through geometric
asymmetry, but also maintains extremely
low transmission loss in the terahertz band. This performance combination is expected to solve the core contradiction of current terahertz
hollow core fibers in achieving both polarization preservation and low-loss light guiding.