Low loss multilayer optical fiber

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65 3A, 350 9634, G02B 514

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ABSTRACT:
A low loss multilayer optical fiber having good transmission propertiesin the infrared region of the spectrum is produced by depositing the core and cladding materials on the inner surface of a collapsible silica tube in the absence of moisture. A barrier layer is interposed between the silica tube and the cladding to prevent the migration of OH and transition metal ions during the tube collapsing and fiber drawing processes.

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