Fiber Bragg gratings with ultra-high temperature-stability
Fiber Bragg gratings with ultra-high temperature-stability
Isothermal measurements up to 1100 K demonstrate the significant advantage of tin-doped silica fibers over conventional fiber gratings. Extrapolations predict that as-written gratings retain more than 99 % of the initial strength after 10 years at 500 K.
Brambilla, G.
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Rutt, H.N.
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2002
Brambilla, G.
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Rutt, H.N.
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Brambilla, G. and Rutt, H.N.
(2002)
Fiber Bragg gratings with ultra-high temperature-stability.
Conference on Optical Fiber Communication: OFC 2002, Anaheim, USA, Anaheim CA, United States.
17 - 22 Mar 2002.
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Isothermal measurements up to 1100 K demonstrate the significant advantage of tin-doped silica fibers over conventional fiber gratings. Extrapolations predict that as-written gratings retain more than 99 % of the initial strength after 10 years at 500 K.
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Conference on Optical Fiber Communication: OFC 2002, Anaheim, USA, Anaheim CA, United States, 2002-03-17 - 2002-03-22
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