Effect of High Pressure Carbon Dioxide Fluids on the Birefringence of Polymer Optical Fiber

Chuan Zhao; Jang Ping He; Jan Wei Xing; Hisada Kenji; Teruo Hori

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.148-149.1299

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Effect of High Pressure Carbon Dioxide Fluids on the Birefringence of Polymer Optical Fiber

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In this paper we report a method for reduce the birefingence of polymer optical fiber by using high pressure carbon dioxide fluids. Polymer optical fiber, in the manufacturing and forming process, it is effected by the external drawing and cooling so that the optical fiber presents exhibit birefringence. The experimental result shows that after the treatments of carbon dioxide fluids, the birefringence of optical fiber drop from 2-2.1×10^{- 4} to 4.1-4.6×10^{- 5} .

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 148-149)

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Chuan Zhao, Jang Ping He, Jan Wei Xing, Hisada Kenji, Teruo Hori

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Birefringence, Carbon Dioxide Fluids, Polymer Optical Fiber

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