Coatings for fiber waveguides

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350 9629, G02B 514

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041474074

ABSTRACT:
Microbending loss is reduced and abrasion protection is afforded for optical fibers by relatively thick polymer coatings characterized in part by a preferred elastic tensile modulus and cold flow property. The coating process uses rapid cooling of a liquid application to promote rapid gelation or solidification and thus achieve uniform coating diameter without beading. Fibers so coated are formed into ribbon structures having definite center-to-center fiber spacing. Preparation of coated fibers or ribbon structures for splicing is achieved by solvent stripping of the coating.

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