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Hydrogen-induced absorption bands in silica core fibers in the infrared region

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Abstract

Exposure of silica fibers to hydrogen results in the growth of absorption bands in the IR region causing optical transmission loss. Causes of the 1.52-μm,1-3 1.45 μm,3,4 and broad 1.24-μm bands are discussed.

© 1989 Optical Society of America

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