Mechanical Properties of Optical Fibers
In this work we determine the elastic constant, the Young modulus, and the strain limit of commercial optical fibers. The fiber rupture limit in standard and Boron codoped photosensitive
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Mechanical Properties of Optical Fibers
In this work we characterize the mechanical properties, like the elastic constant, the Young modulus and the mean strain limit for commercial optical fibers.