Applied Physics Letters · 1976 · 78 citations · 4 references
PhotonicsOptical MaterialsEngineeringLow-loss Optical FibersOptical PropertiesFiber-optic CommunicationApplied PhysicsLaser ApplicationsOptical Fiber CommunicationFiber OpticsFiber OpticPlasma ProcessingElectro-optics DeviceChemical Vapor DepositionNonisothermal PlasmaFiber Laser
A modified method for the preparation of low-loss optical fibers by means of chemical vapor deposition (CVD) techniques has been developed. In this method, a nonisothermal plasma is used to stimulate the reactions. Deposition of oxides then occurs only heterogeneously on the substrate. Results obtained by this method show optical losses well below 10 dB/km—having a minimum of 1.4 dB/km at a wavelength of 1050 nm—and a pulse dispersion of 0.8 ns/km.
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Glass fibers for optical communications
R. D. Maurer · Proceedings of the IEEE · 1973 · 139 citations
New silica-based low-loss optical fibre
D.N. Payne, W.A. Gambling · Electronics Letters · 1974 · 44 citations