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Dopant effect on transmission loss increase due to hydrogen permeation

Dopant effect on transmission loss increase due to hydrogen permeation

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The transmission loss increase due to hydrogen permeation in a GeO2-doped silica fibre and a P2O5-doped silica fibre are investigated. As a result, the difference of the loss increase between them is observed, and is considered to be due to the difference of the electronegativity between silica, germanium and phosphorus.

Inspec keywords: optical communication equipment; phosphosilicate glasses; silicon compounds; germanate glasses; optical fibres; light transmission; losses

Other keywords: P2O5 dopant; H2 permeation; optical fibres; SiO2-P2O5; electronegativity difference; transmission loss increase; SiO2-GeO2; germanate glasses; optical loss; phosphosilicate glasses; GeO2 dopant; optical communication equipment

Subjects: Optical communication devices, equipment and systems; Optical communication; Fibre optics; Fibre optics and fibre waveguides

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