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Azim-Onur Yazici

at Max-Planck-Institut fuer die Physik des Lichts

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Proceedings Article | 12 March 2024 Presentation + Paper

Fused silica microstructured optical fibers made from 3D printed nanocomposite resin

T. Hatscher, L. Uta, A.-O. Yazici, P. Risch, F. Kotz-Helmer, M. Frosz

Proceedings Volume 12876, 128760H (2024) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3001669

KEYWORDS: Silica, Nanocomposites, Glasses, Optics manufacturing, Additive manufacturing, Structured optical fibers, 3D printing

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In recent years, additive manufacturing has witnessed remarkable advancements, revolutionizing traditional manufacturing processes. Additive manufacturing has recently also moved into the field of glass processing using photopolymer-based resin containing fused silica nanoparticles. The optical losses of silica parts made from such nanocomposites were previously only quantified in sample lengths ⪅1 cm. Here, we significantly increase the accuracy of the optical loss measurement by fabricating optical fibers several meters long. The fibers were designed to consist of a silica core surrounded by a ring of six air-holes. The cores were either 3D-printed or cast from a fused silica nanocomposite. The materials used in this work are photocurable fused silica nanocomposites which can be either cast or processed with a DLP 3D-printer, and then cured by a UV-light source. Vitrification of the manufactured parts is achieved by subsequent debinding and vacuum sintering. The spectral loss was measured and compared with a fiber made entirely from ultra-high purity synthetic fused silica glass (Heraeus F300). We demonstrate that the fibers made using the nanocomposite show a loss below 4 dB/m in the whole Vis-NIR region (400-1700 nm), except for an OH-related peak at 1380 nm.

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