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- 2024Broadband luminescence of Ni2+-doped Zn(GaxAl1−x)2O4-based glass–ceramicscitations
- 2023Measurement of the birefringence variation induced by dihydrogen diffusion into a polarization-maintaining fiber.
- 2023Measurement of the birefringence variation induced by dihydrogen diffusion into a polarization-maintaining fiber
- 2019Spatial beam self-cleaning in multimode lanthanum aluminum silicate glass fibercitations
- 2018Novel transparent glass-ceramic fiber obtained by the powder-in-tube technique
- 2017Simultaneous strain and temperature multipoint sensor based on microstructured optical fibercitations
- 2016Multimaterial glass-ceramic core optical fibers through powder-in-tube process.
- 2015Fabrication of optical fibers with palladium metallic particles embedded into the silica claddingcitations
- 2015Fabrication of optical fibers with palladium metallic particles embedded into the silica claddingcitations
- 2014Modified powder-in-tube technique based on the consolidation processing of powder materials for fabricating specialty optical fiberscitations
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Modified powder-in-tube technique based on the consolidation processing of powder materials for fabricating specialty optical fibers
Abstract
The objective of this paper is to demonstrate the interest of a consolidation process associated with the powder-in-tube technique in order to fabricate a long length of specialty optical fibers. This so-called Modified Powder-in-Tube (MPIT) process is very flexible and paves the way to multimaterial optical fiber fabrications with different core and cladding glassy materials. Another feature of this technique lies in the sintering of the preform under reducing or oxidizing atmosphere. The fabrication of such optical fibers implies different constraints that we have to deal with, namely chemical species diffusion or mechanical stress due to the mismatches between thermal expansion coefficients and working temperatures of the fiber materials. This paper focuses on preliminary results obtained with a lanthano-aluminosilicate glass used as the core material for the fabrication of all-glass fibers or specialty Photonic Crystal Fibers (PCFs). To complete the panel of original microstructures now available by the MPIT technique, we also present several optical fibers in which metallic particles or microwires are included into a silica-based matrix. ; publishedVersion