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The paper deals with a number o abrioated by an extrusion
cladded crystalline fibers. Low-mode fibers have been rabricated
after appropriate initial fiber materials and extrusion process
parameters were experimentally found. Dierent optical
characteristics o such crystalline fibers have been investigated at
10,6 Lm.
We discuss the significance o material coatings Lor
considerable improvement or optical and. mechanical properties o
crystalline core-clad ribers. Fabricated clacided fibers have
been coated with dierent protective materials: polymeric and
metallic. The erect o such coatings on mechanical properties o
core-clad fibers are studied. The et'rect of metal coatings on thelaser
damage threshold was estimated ror the continuous regime.
We have considered conditions or the ericient second---hainonic
generation in core-clad crystalline fibers. At fist time we observed
the SHG ot' CO and YAG: Nd lasers in the core-clad crystalline fiber
with the cuprous halide core.
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Leonid N. Butvina, Eugeni M. Dianov, Y. G. Kolesnikov, V. A. Prokashev, "Properties of core-clad IR crystalline fibers," Proc. SPIE 1228, Infrared Fiber Optics II, (1 May 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.18636