READ ME File For Dataset for 'Hollow core fiber made of ultralow expansion glass: towards the ultimate stability for room-temperature fiber optics' accepted by Science Advances. Dataset DOI: 10.5258/SOTON/D3418 ReadMe Author: Meng Ding, University of Southampton This dataset supports the publication: Meng Ding, Ian Davidson, Gregory Jasion, Bo Shi, John Hayes, Peter C. Schultz, David Richardson, Francesco Polleti and Radan. Slavik, "Hollow core fiber made of ultralow expansion glass: towards the ultimate stability for room-temperature fiber optics" in Science Advances. Uploaded Archive (RAR) includes 7 data files that are Excel format (.xlsx) The figures are as follows: Fig. 1: The Thermal sensitivity of existing fibers (SMF, silica-HCF) and envisaged HCF made of UltraLow Expansion glass, ULE-HCF. Thermal sensitivity versus temperature (SMF, column B; Silica-HCF, column C; ULE-HCF, column D) Fig. 2: Viscosity of silica glass (column B) and ULE glass (column D) at different temperatures and Devitrified SiO2 Growth Rate (um/s) at different temperatures. Fig. 3: Measured transmission (Column B) and simulated transmission (Total loss: Column D; Microbending loss: Column E; Confinement loss: column F). Fig. 4: Sheet Fig4B: Measured phase change by MZI method (column C) and FPI method (column E) at different temperatures (column B). Sheet Fig4C: Measured Thermal sensitivity of different fibres (SMF: column C; Thinly-coated silica HCF:column E; ULE-HCF: column G). Sheet Fig4D: Calculated thermal coefficient of time delay of different fibres( Thinly-coated silica HCF:column C; ULE-HCF: column E). Sheet Fig4E: Calculated thermal coefficient of time delay of ULE-HCF at different wavelengths. Fig. 5: Sheet Fig5B: Measured optical spectrum at two different temperatures (5 degreeC: Column C; 12 degree C: Column E). Sheet Fig5C: Wavelength shift of the fibre Fabry-Perot interferometers(Coated ULE-HCF: Column C; Uncoated ULE-HCF: Column D); Sheet Fig5D: Measured Thermal sensitivity from the fibre Fabry-Perot interferometers (Coated ULE-HCF: Column C; Uncoated ULE-HCF: Column D) with CTE range of ULE glass (lower band: Column G; Upper band: Column H); Fig. S4: Sheet A: Measured optical transmission of Optical frequency comb transmitted ULE-HCF interferometer; Sheet B: Measured time delay caculated from the transmission spectrum (column C) and fitted curve (column E); Sheet C: Caculated chromatic dispersion from fitted time delay. Fig. S5: FPI wavelength drift at constant temperature. Date of data collection: 1/6/2021-18/6/2023 Information about geographic location of data collection: University of Southampton, U.K. Licence: Creative Commons Attribution. Related projects: Airguide, Lightpipe, Vacuum Date that the file was created: 4 Apirl, 2025