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Effects of large compressive-stresses on photosensitive optical fibres and Bragg gratings

M. R. Mokhtar, S.A. Butler, D.J. Richardson, and M. Ibsen

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Abstract

A study on the effects of axial stresses in optical fibres is presented. Results show large induced losses dependent on core-composition and ultra-violet light exposure. Additionally a stress-induced increase in gratings-strength is observed.

© 2003 Optical Society of America

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