METHOD FOR FORMING OPTICAL FIBER
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To reduce attenuation of a glass optical fiber due to heat aging and Rayleigh scattering in a heat treatment of the fiber. SOLUTION: In the method for forming an optical fiber, the optical fiber is formed by drawing at ≥10 m/sec draw rate from a heated glass source (block 10) a...
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creator | POWERS DALE R FOSTER JOHN D LACY CLAUDE L PENG YING LISA TARPLEE JENNIFER L MATTHEWS HAZEL B DANIEL W HOOTOFU QUINN RICHARD A WALCZAK WANDA J MIECZKOWSKI DANIEL |
description | PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To reduce attenuation of a glass optical fiber due to heat aging and Rayleigh scattering in a heat treatment of the fiber. SOLUTION: In the method for forming an optical fiber, the optical fiber is formed by drawing at ≥10 m/sec draw rate from a heated glass source (block 10) and is heat-treated by maintaining the optical fiber within a heated treatment zone for the total resident time of 0.07-0.25 sec, while subjecting the optical fiber to an average cooling rate of 1,200-5,000 °C/sec defined by ä[fiber surface temperature in an inlet zone]-[fiber surface temperature in the outlet zone]}/[the total resident time of the optical fiber in the treatment zone] (block 20). COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI |
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