Glass manufacturing – Processes of manufacturing fibers – filaments – or preforms – Process of manufacturing optical fibers – waveguides – or...
Patent
1994-06-08
1995-05-02
Bovernick, Rodney B.
Glass manufacturing
Processes of manufacturing fibers, filaments, or preforms
Process of manufacturing optical fibers, waveguides, or...
65403, 65433, 65385, 385 28, 385 30, C03B 2320
Patent
active
054115663
ABSTRACT:
Efficient conversion between the LP.sub.01 and the LP.sub.11 modes in a two-mode optical fiber is realized in a fiber grating fabricated by forming a series of longitudinally-spaced cuts in the fiber cladding, and then annealing the fiber in the region of the cuts. The latter step uses the surface tension of the molten glass to transform the corrugation on the cladding into a sinusoidal deformation of the fiber core.
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Poole Craig D.
Presby Herman M.
AT&T Corp.
Bovernick Rodney B.
Heartney Phan Thi
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