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14 May 2010 Short wavelength (UV + VIS) guidance in kagomé lattice hollow core photonic crystal fibre
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Abstract
Hollow-core microstructured fibres are designed for the short wavelength domains, either visible or ultra-violet ones. The experimental results confirm that kagomé-lattice antiresonant fibres are good candidate for this purpose. Thorough numerical modelling is carried out in order to determine the physical causes responsible for the loss level observed. From these computations the following conclusions are drawn: (i) the sole antiresonant core surround dictates the location of the transmission windows and (ii) the cladding bridges are sources of extra leakage from the core to the surrounding solid cladding. A straightforward model is therefore devised to determine accurately the loss level in this kind of structure by quasi-analytical calculus.
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Sébastien Février and Benoît Beaudou "Short wavelength (UV + VIS) guidance in kagomé lattice hollow core photonic crystal fibre", Proc. SPIE 7714, Photonic Crystal Fibers IV, 77140P (14 May 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.853982
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KEYWORDS
Cladding

Ultraviolet radiation

Resonators

Waveguides

Bridges

Photonic crystal fibers

Silica

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