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Lichtleitfasern

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In den vorangegangenen Kapiteln sind bereits mehrere Aspekte behandelt worden. Ein Überblick zur historischen Entwicklung und zu den Eigenschaften von Fasern ist in Kapitel 1.4 enthalten. Das Bild 1.6 erläutert die drei Faser-Haupttypen, nämlich Stufenindex-Fasern, Gradientenfasern und Monomode-Fasern, die meist aus Quarzglas (SiO2) hergestellt werden. Ferner werden die für Massenanwendungen interessanten Plastik-Fasern behandelt.

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Schiffner, G. (2005). Lichtleitfasern. In: Optische Nachrichtentechnik. Vieweg+Teubner Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-80061-9_11

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