Low index of refraction optical fiber with tubular core and/or c

Optical waveguides – Optical fiber waveguide with cladding – Utilizing nonsolid core or cladding

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385123, 385126, 385127, 385147, G02B 620

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051557924

ABSTRACT:
An optical fiber having an index of refraction less than that conventionally available. The low index of refraction fiber 10 of the present invention includes a fiber core 20 of a first index of refraction. The fiber core 20 circumscribes a longitudinal axis, and is surrounded by a cladding layer 30 having a second index of refraction less than the first index of refraction. Included within the cladding layer 30 are a plurality of tube structures 40 arranged about the fiber core 20. The tube structures 40 create a plurality of channels 42 within the cladding layer 20, thereby engendering a low index of refraction therein.

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