Anti-resonance preform with two contact points
AssigneeHeraeus Quarzglas GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsManuel ROSENBERGER, Jaqueline PLASS, Kay SCHUSTER, Enrico EHRENTRAUT, Tobias TIESS
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Abstract
Anti-resonance element preform for producing an anti-resonant hollow-core fiber includes a first longitudinal axis, an ARE outer element designed in a circular arc-like manner, and an ARE inner element. The ARE outer element and the ARE inner element are connected to one another along two connecting lines, which are arranged essentially in parallel to the first longitudinal axis. The ARE outer element has an inner space, which is at least partially limited by an ARE outer wall and into which the ARE inner element, designed in a circular arc-like manner, protrudes at least partially.
Claims7
An anti-resonance element preform for producing an anti-resonant hollow-core fiber, comprising
- a first longitudinal axis,
- an ARE outer element designed in a circular arc-like manner, and an ARE inner element,
- wherein the ARE outer element and the ARE inner element are connected to one another along two connecting lines, which are arranged essentially in parallel to the first longitudinal axis,
- wherein
- the ARE outer element has an inner space, which is at least partially limited by an ARE outer wall and into which the ARE inner element, designed in a circular arc-like manner, protrudes at least partially,
- wherein
- the ARE outer element has a first circle radius R_outer and
- the ARE inner element has a second circle radius R_inner,
- the ARE outer element has a first center angle α_outer and
- the ARE inner element has a second center angle α_inner,
- wherein the first circle radius R_outer and the second circle radius R_inner are essentially of identical length,
- and the anti-resonance element preform has the following features:
- R_outer and R_inner smaller than 12 mm, and
- R_outer and R_inner larger than 0.5 mm,
- wherein
- α_outer smaller than 350° and α_inner larger than 30°.
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