A study of UV absorption in germanosilicate fibre preforms
A study of UV absorption in germanosilicate fibre preforms
The strength of the 242 nm absorption band in MCVD germanosilicate fibre preforms is observed a) to be linearly dependent on Ge concentration and b) to increase by a factor of ~2.5 if O2 is replaced with He during the collapse process. It also reduces when the preform is co-doped with phosphorus, fluorine, aluminium and boron.
Dong, L.
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Pinkstone, J.
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Russell, P.St.J.
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Payne, D.N.
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1994
Dong, L.
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Pinkstone, J.
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Russell, P.St.J.
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Payne, D.N.
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Dong, L., Pinkstone, J., Russell, P.St.J. and Payne, D.N.
(1994)
A study of UV absorption in germanosilicate fibre preforms.
CLEO '94: Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics, Anaheim, United States.
08 - 12 May 1994.
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The strength of the 242 nm absorption band in MCVD germanosilicate fibre preforms is observed a) to be linearly dependent on Ge concentration and b) to increase by a factor of ~2.5 if O2 is replaced with He during the collapse process. It also reduces when the preform is co-doped with phosphorus, fluorine, aluminium and boron.
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Published date: 1994
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CLEO '94: Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics, Anaheim, United States, 1994-05-08 - 1994-05-12
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L. Dong
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J. Pinkstone
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P.St.J. Russell
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