Optical waveguides – Optical fiber waveguide with cladding – Utilizing multiple core or cladding
Patent
1999-04-13
1999-12-07
Sanghavi, Hemang
Optical waveguides
Optical fiber waveguide with cladding
Utilizing multiple core or cladding
385141, 385145, 65385, 65430, 65435, 4271632, 428391, G02B 602, C03C 2502
Patent
active
059996811
ABSTRACT:
Dehydroxylated, silica-containing, glass surfaces are known to be at least partially terminated by strained siloxane rings. According to the invention, a surface of this kind is exposed to a selected silane compound or mixture of silane compounds under reaction-promoting conditons. The ensuing reaction results in opening of the strained siloxane rings, and termination of surface atoms by chemical species, such as organic or organosilicon species, having desirable properties. These species can be chosen to provide qualities such as hydrophobicity, or improved coupling to a polymeric coating.
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Grabbe Alexis
Michalske Terry Arthur
Smith William Larry
Finston Martin I.
Lucent Technologies - Inc.
Sanghavi Hemang
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