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Low optical attenuation fibers prepared by plasma-enhanced MCVD

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Abstract

The cost of optical fiber is significantly dependent on the rate of deposition of optically active material. An rf plasma technique having a glass deposition rate of greater than three times that obtained in similar processes (2.5 g/min) was recently reported.12 The technique uses an rf plasma operated at atmospheric pressure and centered in the substrate tube so that an annulus of cm separates the visible fireball from the tube wall.

© 1981 Optical Society of America

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