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Eliminating UV-Induced Losses During UV exposure of Photo-Hypersensitised Optical Fibres

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Abstract

Photo-hypersensitisation of optical fibres allows significant reduction of UV-induced attenuation during subsequent photolytic writing of gratings and other components. Within phosphosilicate fibres these losses can be eliminated across the entire near UV to near IR spectrum.

© 2001 Optical Society of America

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