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RS-485 bus-based high-speed serial remote data transmissions 期刊论文
2010, 2010
Li Cheng; Wang Peng; Ding Tianhuai; Chen Ken; Geng Lizhong
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Optical fiber transmission of Q-switdied Nd:YAG pulses of 10MW peak power: Mechanism of damage to the fiber (EI CONFERENCE) 会议论文
2nd International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies - Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies, November 2, 2005 - November 5, 2005, Xian, China
Fan X.; Liu J.; Wang L.; Tang Y.; Chen W.; Zhang Y.
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This paper presents theoretical analysis and experiment results of four different fibers transmitting 10MW peak power Nd: YAG laser pulse. The main factors limiting to optical fiber transmission of high power laser pulse is pointed  including air breakdown at focus area and surface damage of optical fiber. The theory of air breakdown and the fiber coupling conditions is described briefly. The results of study to the transmission properties and damage conditions are presented on the basis of four different types of optical fibers. The results of the experiments are further analyzed in the aspects of transmitting efficiency  air breakdown and surface damage. The local and foreign optical fibers  with plastic-cladding and silica-cladding  and step- index and graded- index fibers are tested separately in the experiments. The experiments showed that the imported fibers are able to transmit up to 10MW peak power laser pulse with no any visible damage  while energy density at the fiber output end surface is 3.54GW/cm2. For local fibers  damage on the input surface of both plastic-cladding and silica-cladding  step-index fibers was found obviously. The column damage to the graded index fiber was also found and investigated in the research. Damage mechanisms of fiber at high peak power laser pulses are summarized. High quality finishing of fiber end surface will improve damage threshold tremendously. The conclusion of the study is that transmitting Q-switched Nd:YAG pulses of 10MW peak power is feasible for the domestically made fibers if their end surfaces are properly processed.  


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