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Effect of fiber coating on the radiation response of optical fibers at and below room temperature

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Abstract

The effect of various coating materials on the total dose radiation sensitivity of fluorosilicate-clad pure fused silica core step-index fibers has been studied at and below room temperature. As indicated in Table I, various combinations of coatings allowed us to study the effects of coating type, coating thickness, and single- vs double-dipped coatings.

© 1988 Optical Society of America

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