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Light sources and detectors for the 2-10-μm spectral region

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Abstract

The interest in optical devices for optical communications in the 2-10-μm spectral region is based on the continuing development of fibers having potentially very low losses. For example, predicted loss values1 are 10−3 dB/km at 3.4μm (BaF2–GdF3–ZrF4), 10−2 dB/km at 2.7μm (BaF2–CaF2–YF3–AIF3), and 10−2 dB/km at 4.5μm (GeS3). At this time, however, losses are considerably higher.

© 1983 Optical Society of America

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