A porous TiO2 nanorod surface increases fluorescence detection sensitivity through enhanced near-field intensity.
Co-doping bismuth, lead, phosphorus, and germanium into a silica core expands gain bandwidth beyond traditional erbium limits.
A metal layer transitions from amorphous to crystalline state at 410°C to 510°C to bond a carbon film on the mold surface.
Aperiodic facet patterns break rotational symmetry to achieve 1-micron alignment accuracy for high-capacity transmission.
Elongation tube with larger internal diameter reduces cracking risks from internal vapour deposition stress and soot pollution.
Threaded glass stop ring secures inner liner, preventing metal diffusion and thermal stress cracking during PCVD processing.
An optical stimulation probe merges waveguide functions into the probe body to deliver localized nerve stimulation without complex separate components.
Infrared thermography images guiding trough surfaces to detect friction-induced temperature changes during glass gob transport.
A segmented doping process using a pre-doped tube isolates contaminants while diffusing alkali metals to reduce intrinsic scattering loss.
Symmetrical cut-outs on platinum nozzle walls stabilize flow and maintain an even temperature profile for flat glass fibers.
Dual-region core doping maintains alkali metal concentration in optical fiber preforms to lower Rayleigh scattering loss.
Negative pressure in the annular gap prevents contamination during axial heating, ensuring uniform refractive index profiles.
A glass fiber with a resin coating layer uses Fourier transform analysis to measure eccentricity amplitude.
Yttria-doped alumina ceramic elongated supports prevent bottom plate sagging under molten glass loads, maintaining hole geometry and reducing filament breakage.
Segmented hollow tubes guide IR light through air, reducing absorption losses in chalcogenide glass fibers.