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15 October 1984 Optical Characterization Of Radiation-Resistant Fibers
Vern N. Smiley, Bruce M. Whitcomb, Mark A. Peressini, Daniel E. Whitaker, Randy L. Flurer, Christopher W. Colburn, Peter B. Lyons, James W. Ogle, Larry D. Looney
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Abstract
Various measurements have been made on step index fibers having pure silica cores which are expected to have good radiation hardness properties. These measurements include spec-tral attenuation, numerical aperture, and bandwidth. Values for the preceeding quantities are given for several step index fibers of various diameters including the following: plastic-clad silica (PCS), QSF-AS, Raychem VSC, Dainichi Diaguide, and Ensign-Bickford fiber. Computer-controlled instrumentation was developed for these measurements and is described.
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Vern N. Smiley, Bruce M. Whitcomb, Mark A. Peressini, Daniel E. Whitaker, Randy L. Flurer, Christopher W. Colburn, Peter B. Lyons, James W. Ogle, and Larry D. Looney "Optical Characterization Of Radiation-Resistant Fibers", Proc. SPIE 0506, Fiber Optics in Adverse Environments II, (15 October 1984); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.944899
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KEYWORDS
Optical fibers

Signal attenuation

Spectral resolution

Step index fibers

Signal processing

Fiber optics

Manufacturing

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