Metallic-glass coated optical fibres

Glass manufacturing – Processes – Forming product or preform from molten glass

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65 32, 65 33, 427163, C03B 37014

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ABSTRACT:
An optical fibre is provided with a coating by coating the fibre (1) with a coating material (4) on-line with the fibre drawing process (2) and employing a laser beam (6) to locally heat the coating material whereby to change its physical or chemical properties. Metallic glass coated fibres, useful for hermeticity and sensor applications, can thus be achieved in multikilometer lengths by fusing metallic glass forming alloy coatings to a fibre. Alternatively, polymer coatings may be cured by laser beam local heating.

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