An Overview of the Modified Chemical Vapor Deposition (MCVD) Process and Performance
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This paper reviews all the interactions of hydrogen and deuterium with silica-based optical
fibers. Included in the discussion are H 2 overtone absorption, OH formation, increased UV …

Fabrication process of efficient Yb3+: Er3+ codoped phosphosilicate fibers by modified
chemical vapor deposition (MCVD) combined with the solution doping technique is studied …

The feasibility and practicality of rapid accurate modeling and analysis of the spectral-loss
profile of lightguide fibers is demonstrated using an algorithm which applies the method of …

Measurements of the radiation-induced optical attenuation at 1.3 μm and the induced
absorption spectra (0.4–1.7 μm) of state-of-the-art pure synthetic silica and doped silica core …

The design of monomode fibers is discussed in the context of optimizing fiber loss and
dispersion simultaneously, with reference to the materials choices and limitations to preform …

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This review discusses the requirements and constraints on components for long-wavelength
monomode systems. In particular it critically reviews the current status of fibre, splicing …

Interaction between photons and phonons in cavity optomechanical systems provides a new
toolbox for quantum information technologies. A GaAs/AlAs pillar multi-optical mode …

An optimised structure has been evolved for producing long lengths of ultra-low-loss single-
mode fibre. Attenuation figures of 0.6 dB/km at 1.3? m and 0.34 dB/km at 1.6? m have been …