Continuous measurement of optical-fibre attenuation during manufacture
G.J. Cannell
Abstract
G.J. Cannell
Abstract
An online method of continuously monitoring the attenuation of an optical fibre during its manufacture is described. It provides a complete attenuation/length profile of the fibre. The present system can measure an overall attenuation of 30 dB, and the results agree with corresponding offline differential measurements to better than ± 1 dB/km.
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An online method of continuously monitoring the attenuation of an optical fibre during its manufacture is described. It provides a complete attenuation/length profile of the fibre. The present system can measure an overall attenuation of 30 dB, and the results agree with corresponding offline differential measurements to better than ± 1 dB/km.
Key concepts: Attenuation, Optical fiber, Optics, Materials science, Measure (data warehouse), Computer science, Physics, Database