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Soft glass MMC optical fibers with cylindrical (depressed cladding) and elliptical cores. Various degrees of ellipticity are visible in these fibers.

Soft glass MMC optical fibers with cylindrical (depressed cladding) and elliptical cores. Various degrees of ellipticity are visible in these fibers.

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Fig. 2. Optical fiber pulling drums for optical fibers and coherent...
Fig. 12. Soft glass MMC optical fibers with cylindrical (depressed...
Fig. 13. Soft-glass, MMC, multicore, optical fibers with evenly spaced...
Fig. 14. Soft-glass, MMC multicore, optical fibers. Twin-elliptical...
+3 Fig. 15. Soft-glass MMC optical fibers with different, application...
Multicore Optical Fibres with hetero-cores, Photonics Engineerig 1998; Recent developments of optical fiber technology at the Fiber Optic Department of Biaglass Co.
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Multicore Optical Fibres with hetero-cores, Photonics Engineering 1998; Recent developments of optical fiber technology at the Fiber Optic Department of Biaglass Co. OPTICAL FIBERS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS VI 22-24 January 1998 Bialowieza, Poland, Światłowody wielordzeniowe; Światłowody czujnikowe; Multicore optical fibers; Samples of tailored op...
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