Abstract
We analyze hydrogen-induced attenuation of the pure silica core and conventional fibers subjected to high temperature and hydrogen pressure. Hydrogen-induced attenuation in optical fibers is directly influenced by partial pressure of hydrogen surrounding the fiber.
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