GLS-Se optical fibre from extruded glass structured preforms and rods for the IR region
GLS-Se optical fibre from extruded glass structured preforms and rods for the IR region
Depending on composition, chalcogenide glasses have been proven as a reliable medium to transmit light in the range from the visible to the long-wave infrared (LWIR), specialty glasses based on gallium lanthanum sulfide (GLS) with a selenium (Se) addition. This family of glasses offers a broad transparency window depending on the composition. Their optical, mechanical, and thermal properties have been exploited in their bulk form. In this paper, we demonstrate the fabrication of optical fibres from extruded structured (core-clad) preforms and rods, with an emphasis on maintaining the intrinsic characteristics of the glass and exploiting the optical fibre geometry for light delivery.
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Guzman Cruz, Fernando
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Moog, Bruno Jean
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Ravagli, Andrea
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Hewak, Daniel
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Guzman Cruz, Fernando
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Moog, Bruno Jean
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Craig, Christopher
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Ravagli, Andrea
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Hewak, Daniel
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Guzman Cruz, Fernando, Moog, Bruno Jean, Craig, Christopher, Ravagli, Andrea and Hewak, Daniel
(2020)
GLS-Se optical fibre from extruded glass structured preforms and rods for the IR region.
Optical Materials Express, 11 (1), .
(doi:10.1364/OME.411571).
Abstract
Depending on composition, chalcogenide glasses have been proven as a reliable medium to transmit light in the range from the visible to the long-wave infrared (LWIR), specialty glasses based on gallium lanthanum sulfide (GLS) with a selenium (Se) addition. This family of glasses offers a broad transparency window depending on the composition. Their optical, mechanical, and thermal properties have been exploited in their bulk form. In this paper, we demonstrate the fabrication of optical fibres from extruded structured (core-clad) preforms and rods, with an emphasis on maintaining the intrinsic characteristics of the glass and exploiting the optical fibre geometry for light delivery.
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GLS-Se optical fibre
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