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Plasma outside deposition (POD) of fluorine doped silica for high-power laser applications

Langner et al., 2014

Document ID
8695351516139325747
Author
Langner A
Schötz G
Publication year
Publication venue
Fiber Lasers XI: Technology, Systems, and Applications

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The plasma outside deposition (POD) process is the basic technology for production of large core multimode silica fibers with highly fluorine doped cladding. Due to the all silica fiber construction such fibers can transmit several 10 kW of light power even with a core of 100 …
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