A mobile application that uses fiber optics to test the polarimetry of various substances

This work focuses on an App that examines the birefringence of different solutions. Its structure involves directing laser light through an initial polarizer, then through a crystal containing an optically active solution. The polarized light travels to another polarizer designed to automatically rotate 360 degrees, and the resulting power is captured at each degree through an optical fiber connector. The signal is processed and sent in real-time to a mobile device application using an internet connection, where it is stored and further processed. With this setup, users can process data, store it securely, and adjust settings in an intelligence virtual physics laboratory.