Method for visualizing a doped structure in undoped environment

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2504611, 2504591, 356 731, G01N 2164

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ABSTRACT:
A method for visualizing the core of a monomode fiber by means of a microscope lens is disclosed, said monomode fiber comprising a jacket of undoped silica glass and its core of silica glass being doped with Geo.sub.2 or TiO.sub.2. An invisible microscope image of the core is generated in an image plane B with the microscope lens with ultraviolet light from the wavelength range between 230 nm and 380 nm and the invisible image is converted into a visible image by means of a video system, whereby the clear contrast contained in the invisible microscope image which is based upon the employment of the ultraviolet light is preserved in the visible image.

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