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Infrared light guide with large mode field diameter. RU patent 2506615.

Infrared light guide with large mode field diameter. RU patent 2506615.
IPC classes for russian patent Infrared light guide with large mode field diameter. RU patent 2506615. (RU 2506615):

G02B6/02 - Optical fibre with cladding (mechanical structures for providing tensile strength and external protection G02B0006440000)
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FIELD: physics, optics.

SUBSTANCE: invention relates to infrared light guides with a large mode field diameter. The light guide has a core and cladding which consists of rods arranged in a hexagonal order. The 98-112 mcm diameter core is made of silver bromide-based crystals containing a solid solution of monovalent thallium bromide-iodide (TIBr0.46I0.54), with the following ratio of components, wt %: silver bromide - 91.0-61.0; solid solution (TIBr0.46I0.54) - 9.0-39.0. The cladding contains rods with diameter of 42-48 mcm with distance of 70-80 mcm between centres thereof, with the following ratio of components thereof, wt %: silver bromide 92.0-64.5; solid solution (TIBr0.46I0.54) 8.0-35.5.

EFFECT: enabling operation at wavelength of 10,6 mcm, enabling propagation of only one lower-order mode within the fundamental band gap.

 

The invention relates to the infrared (IR) single mode fibers with a large diameter of the field of fashion, needed for the manufacture of fiber lasers and sensors, amplifiers, fiber-optic cables of medium and far infrared range of the spectrum, intended for molecular analysis in various areas of technology.

Distribution of radiation in a single-mode fiber is concentrated in the small diameter of the core of the great length of the fiber. This increases the nonlinear-optical effects and distortion of the spectrum of the pulse. Nonlinearity of the fiber can be reduced by increasing the diameter of the field of fashion and reducing the length of the fiber [Semenov .., Egorova OLGA, Kosolapov A.F. and other Fibers with a photonic band gap and the large diameter of the field of fashion. Scientific and technical journal «Foton-Express». 2009. №6. P.25-26].

Known nanostructured crystal fibers with the fundamental optical losses at wavelengths of 7-12 mm [Б LN., Б A.L., E.M. Dianov, V.N., N.V. Nanostructured crystal fibers with the fundamental optical losses at wavelengths of 7-12 microns. Scientific and technical journal «Foton-Express». 2011. №6. S.204-205]. Diameter of nanostructured fiber 500 microns, length 20 m, the composition 50AgCl - 50AgBr. But this fiber is a multimode.

Known nano - and microcrystalline IR optical fibers on the basis of crystals of solid solutions Ag 1-x, Tl x Br 1-y I y ; Ag 1-x, Tl x Cl y I z Br 1-y-z [Chazov A. I. Zhukova L.V., Korsakov A.S., Wroblewski DS., Korsakov E.A. Research and development of nano - and microcrystalline IR optical fibers. Scientific and technical journal «Foton-Express». 2011. №6. .200-201]. But the authors do not indicate the structure of a fiber, i.e. the ratio of the diameter of inserts (rods) to the distance between them, and their relationship with the size of the field of fashion. In addition, the fundamental characteristics of the fiber - numerical aperture, the diameter of the field of fashion, the difference between the refractive indices of the materials inserts (rods) and the matrix.

The closest technical solution is a light guide with a photonic band gap and the large diameter of the field of fashion [Semenov .., Egorova OLGA, Kosolapov A.F. and other Fibers with a photonic band gap and the large diameter of the field of fashion. Scientific and technical journal «Foton-Express». 2009. №6. P.25-26]. Shell fiber consists of quartz glass, which are located in order rods doped quartz glass core, like shell, consists only of pure quartz glass. To obtain the large diameter of the field of fashion, the authors used the ratio of (less than 0.4) diameter rods (elements) of the shell (d) to the distance between them (B). This allows for a small numerical aperture of the core at the large diameter of the field of fashion. But such fibers work in the near infrared range of the spectrum, i.e. from 0.8 to 1.6 microns (see Fig.2 [Semenov .., Egorova OLGA, Kosolapov A.F. and other Fibers with a photonic band gap and the large diameter of the field of fashion. Scientific and technical journal «Foton-Express». 2009. №6. P.25-26]).

The objective of the invention is to obtain infrared optical fibers to work at a wavelength of 10.6 microns with a large diameter of the field of fashion, the core and the cladding made of crystals on the basis of AgBr containing solid solution (TlBr 0,46 I 0,54 ), and cores made of the same crystals, but with different content.

The problem is solved by the fact that the infrared light guide with a large diameter of the field of fashion has a core diameter of 98-112 microns made of crystals on the basis of silver bromide containing solid solution bromide and iodide monovalent thallium (TlBr 0,46 I 0,54 ) with the following component ratio, mass%:

silver bromide

91,0-61,0

solid solution (TlBr 0,46 I 0,54 )

9,0-39,0

and in the shell, made of the same crystals and the same chemical composition, diameter rods are 42-48 microns 70-80 microns between their centres and composition with the following ratio , wt.%:

silver bromide

92,0-64,5

solid solution (TlBr 0,46 I 0,54 )

8,0-35,5

In waveguides of this structure and composition extends only one mode is of a lower order within the fundamental band gap.

Advantages over the prototype:

1. New fiber is designed to operate at a wavelength of 10.6 microns (CO2 laser), and in the prototype - 0.8 to 1.6 microns.

2. The new structure of the fiber, namely diameter rods from 42 to 48 microns, located in a shell on the distance between their centers of 70 to 80 microns, can receive a large diameter of the field of fashion - 98-112 microns while maintaining a singlemode work.

3. Due to certain chemical composition of the core, shell and located in a shell rods mode fiber is completely single-mode fibers within the fundamental band gap.

Example 1

To work at a wavelength of 10.6 microns manufactured IR-optical fiber with a core diameter 98 microns composition, wt.%:

silver bromide

91,0

solid solution (TlBr 0,46 I 0,54 )

9,0

Shell fiber has the same composition. It placed in order rods with a diameter of 42 microns on the distance between their centres 70 microns, which are made of crystals composition, wt.%:

silver bromide

92,0

solid solution (TlBr 0,46 I 0,54 )

8,0

The ratio of the diameter of rods to the distance between their centers is

. The difference between the refractive indices of the core and inserts is C = =0,006. Numerical aperture NA=0,12, angle of electromagnetic radiation in optical fibre - 14 degrees with a normalized frequency V=1,95. Held shooting end of the fiber; radiation at the output of core has the appearance of a Gaussian function that indicates the distribution of one fundamental mode, i.e. confirms single-mode fiber at a wavelength of 10.6 microns.

Example 2

Manufactured by extrusion fiber with a core diameter 105 microns. The core and shell have the composition,% Mas.:

silver bromide

78,0

solid solution (TlBr 0,46 I 0,54 )

22,0

In shell placed rods with a diameter of 45 microns on the distance between their centers of 75 microns and composition, wt.%:

silver bromide

79,7

solid solution (TlBr 0,46 I 0,54 )

20,3

Fundamental characteristics of the fiber following: C = =0,005, NA=0.11, the angle of the light guide - 13 degrees with a V=2,11 and the ratio of the diameter of rods to the distance between their centers is

. Fiber operates at a wavelength of 10.6 microns; apply one fashion of a lower order, which confirms the single mode operation.

Example 3

Retrieved fiber with a core diameter of 112 microns to work at a wavelength of 10.6 microns. The core has the following composition,% Mas.:

silver bromide

61,0

solid solution (TlBr 0,46 I 0,54 )

39,0

Shell provided the crystalline matrix of the same composition, and that core, which in order placed rods with a diameter of 48 microns with a distance of 80 microns between their centers. The rods have the composition,% Mas.:

silver bromide

64,5

solid solution (TlBr 0,46 I 0,54 )

35,5

Light conductor has the following fundamental characteristics:

difference between the refractive indices C = =0,003, the numerical aperture NA=0,10, the angle of the light guide - 13 degrees with a V=2,20. The ratio of the diameter of rods to the distance between their centers is

. When shooting the end face of the fiber electromagnetic radiation in the transverse its profile is subordinate to the Gaussian law energy distribution, which confirms the single mode operation crystalline infrared fiber.

In the manufacture of infrared light guide with the composition of the core and cladding less than 9 wt.% or more than 39% Mas. solid solution (TlBr 0,46 I 0,54 ) in silver, as well as the manufacture of rods with diameter less than 42 microns or more than 48 microns and the distance between their centers of less than 70 microns or more than 80 microns and composition, respectively, less than 8 wt.% or more of 35.5% Mas. solid solution (TlBr 0,46 I 0,54 ) in silver cannot be reached singlemode IR light guide.

The technical result allows to receive infrared light guide with a large diameter of the field of fashion (98-112 microns), which is achieved by placing in a matrix of a certain composition rods with different composition and diameter 42-48 microns with the distance of 70-80 microns between their centers. Due to this structure, and you can receive a small numerical aperture of the core at the large diameter of the field of fashion. IR-fiber single-mode is when you work at a wavelength of 10.6 microns (CO2 laser) within the fundamental band gap.

Infrared light guide with a large diameter of the field of fashion, including the core and shell, consisting of rods located in order, characterized in that the core of the fiber diameter 98-112 microns is made of crystals on the basis of silver bromide containing solid solution bromide and iodide monovalent thallium (TlBr 0,46 I 0,54 ) with the following component ratio, mass%:

silver bromide

91,0-61,0

solid solution (TlBr 0,46 I 0,54 )

9,0-39,0

and in the shell, made of the same crystals and the same chemical composition, diameter rods are 42-48 microns 70-80 microns between their centres and composition with the following component ratio, mass.%:

silver bromide

92,0-64,5

solid solution (TlBr 0,46 I 0,54 )

8,0-35,5

 

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