Mid-infrared transmission properties of amorphous germanium optical fibers
Germanium optical fibers have been fabricated using a high pressure chemical deposition technique to deposit the semiconductor material inside a silica capillary. The amorphous germanium core material has a small percentage of hydrogen that saturates the dangling bonds to reduce absorption loss. Opt...
Main Authors: | Mehta, Priyanth (Author), Krishnamurthi, Mahesh (Author), Healy, Noel (Author), Baril, Neil F. (Author), Sparks, Justin R. (Author), Sazio, Pier J.A (Author), Gopalan, Venkatraman (Author), Badding, John V. (Author), Peacock, Anna C. (Author) |
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Language: | English |
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2010-08.
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