Design and fabrication of optical fibers for data processing applications

A. J. Morrow; R. G. Sommer; D. B. Keck; L. C. Gunderson

doi:10.1364/OFC.1979.WF2

Optical Fiber Communication
1979 OSA Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1979),
paper WF2
•https://doi.org/10.1364/OFC.1979.WF2

Design and fabrication of optical fibers for data processing applications

A. J. Morrow, R. G. Sommer, D. B. Keck, and L. C. Gunderson

Optical Fiber Communication Conference 1979

Washington, D.C. United States
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Fiber Manufactoring III (WF)

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A. J. Morrow, R. G. Sommer, D. B. Keck, and L. C. Gunderson, "Design and fabrication of optical fibers for data processing applications," in Optical Fiber Communication, 1979 OSA Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1979), paper WF2.

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Abstract

Applications for a low-loss, large-core, large-numerical-aperture fiber exist, for example, in computer data links and instrumentation. Plastic-clad fibers have been considered for this application. The capability for an index profile other than step is not present with plastic clad. Further, the numerical aperture of a plastic-clad fiber decreases with length because of differential attenuation effects.¹

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