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The ‘optocirculator’ commonly known as optical circulator is the circulator which is majorly used for optical communication. It is actually similar to the isolator but, optical Isolator is used to insert resistance to the reverse signal with loss of insertion whereas, optical circulator directs the light to one port and diverts it out to the … Continue readinghttp://www.dkphotonics.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/Polarization-Insensitive-Optical-Circulator-1.jpg