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MCVD method for manufacturing polarization-maintaining and radiation resistant optical fiber with germanosilicate elliptical core. / Eronyan, M. A.; Devetyarov, D. R.; Reutskiy, A. A.; Untilov, A. A.; Aksarin, S. M.; Meshkovskiy, I. K.; Bisyarin, M. A.; Pechenkin, A. A.

в: Materials Letters, Том 301, 130316, 15.10.2021.

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Eronyan, MA, Devetyarov, DR, Reutskiy, AA, Untilov, AA, Aksarin, SM, Meshkovskiy, IK, Bisyarin, MA & Pechenkin, AA 2021, 'MCVD method for manufacturing polarization-maintaining and radiation resistant optical fiber with germanosilicate elliptical core', Materials Letters, Том. 301, 130316. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matlet.2021.130316

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Eronyan, M. A., Devetyarov, D. R., Reutskiy, A. A., Untilov, A. A., Aksarin, S. M., Meshkovskiy, I. K., Bisyarin, M. A., & Pechenkin, A. A. (2021). MCVD method for manufacturing polarization-maintaining and radiation resistant optical fiber with germanosilicate elliptical core. Materials Letters, 301, [130316]. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matlet.2021.130316

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Eronyan MA, Devetyarov DR, Reutskiy AA, Untilov AA, Aksarin SM, Meshkovskiy IK и пр. MCVD method for manufacturing polarization-maintaining and radiation resistant optical fiber with germanosilicate elliptical core. Materials Letters. 2021 Окт. 15;301. 130316. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matlet.2021.130316

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Eronyan, M. A. ; Devetyarov, D. R. ; Reutskiy, A. A. ; Untilov, A. A. ; Aksarin, S. M. ; Meshkovskiy, I. K. ; Bisyarin, M. A. ; Pechenkin, A. A. / MCVD method for manufacturing polarization-maintaining and radiation resistant optical fiber with germanosilicate elliptical core. в: Materials Letters. 2021 ; Том 301.

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title = "MCVD method for manufacturing polarization-maintaining and radiation resistant optical fiber with germanosilicate elliptical core",
abstract = "The aim of this work was to develop a fabrication process of single-mode polarization-maintaining germanosilicate optical fibers with elliptical core (GOFEC) doped with 20 mol % GeO2. The fiber preform was fabricated by MCVD method. The low-oxygen central piece of the core in the preform was removed by high-temperature chemical gas-phase etching. The influence of γ-radiation with a dose rate of 1 Gy/s on the optical losses in GOFEC at a wavelength of 1550 nm and at 25°C and −60°C were investigated. Their radiation resistance at −60°C is proved to surpass that of the existing analogous fibers. It has been found that the radiation-induced attenuation in such highly doped GeO2 single-mode fibers is higher than that in multimode fibers. In contrast to multimode fibers, radiation resistance in single-mode fibers depends on the material of the core and cladding. As to the radiation resistance, these GOFEC are comparable with the fiber of PANDA type with a pure silica glass core.",
keywords = "Attenuation, Chemical vapor deposition, Fiber technology, Optical spectroscopy, Polarization-maintaining, Radiation damage",
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doi = "10.1016/j.matlet.2021.130316",
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AU - Aksarin, S. M.

AU - Meshkovskiy, I. K.

AU - Bisyarin, M. A.

AU - Pechenkin, A. A.

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PY - 2021/10/15

Y1 - 2021/10/15

N2 - The aim of this work was to develop a fabrication process of single-mode polarization-maintaining germanosilicate optical fibers with elliptical core (GOFEC) doped with 20 mol % GeO2. The fiber preform was fabricated by MCVD method. The low-oxygen central piece of the core in the preform was removed by high-temperature chemical gas-phase etching. The influence of γ-radiation with a dose rate of 1 Gy/s on the optical losses in GOFEC at a wavelength of 1550 nm and at 25°C and −60°C were investigated. Their radiation resistance at −60°C is proved to surpass that of the existing analogous fibers. It has been found that the radiation-induced attenuation in such highly doped GeO2 single-mode fibers is higher than that in multimode fibers. In contrast to multimode fibers, radiation resistance in single-mode fibers depends on the material of the core and cladding. As to the radiation resistance, these GOFEC are comparable with the fiber of PANDA type with a pure silica glass core.

AB - The aim of this work was to develop a fabrication process of single-mode polarization-maintaining germanosilicate optical fibers with elliptical core (GOFEC) doped with 20 mol % GeO2. The fiber preform was fabricated by MCVD method. The low-oxygen central piece of the core in the preform was removed by high-temperature chemical gas-phase etching. The influence of γ-radiation with a dose rate of 1 Gy/s on the optical losses in GOFEC at a wavelength of 1550 nm and at 25°C and −60°C were investigated. Their radiation resistance at −60°C is proved to surpass that of the existing analogous fibers. It has been found that the radiation-induced attenuation in such highly doped GeO2 single-mode fibers is higher than that in multimode fibers. In contrast to multimode fibers, radiation resistance in single-mode fibers depends on the material of the core and cladding. As to the radiation resistance, these GOFEC are comparable with the fiber of PANDA type with a pure silica glass core.

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KW - Chemical vapor deposition

KW - Fiber technology

KW - Optical spectroscopy

KW - Polarization-maintaining

KW - Radiation damage

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