Abstract:
A method of forming an alkali metal oxide-doped optical fiber by diffusing an alkali metal into a surface of a glass article is disclosed. The silica glass article may be in the form of a tube or a rod, or a collection of tubes or rods. The silica glass article containing the alkali metal, and impurities that may have been unintentionally diffused into the glass article, is etched to a depth sufficient to remove the impurities. The silica glass article may be further processed to form a complete optical fiber preform. The preform, when drawn into an optical fiber, exhibits a low attenuation.
Abstract:
Granules based on pyrogenically prepared silicon dioxide, method for their preparation and use thereof Granules based on silicon dioxide and having the properties: Average grain size:10 to 120 μm BET surface area:40 to 400 m2/g Pore volume:0.5 to 2.5 ml/g Pore size distribution:less than 5% of the total pore volume exists of pores with a diameter
Abstract:
For a substrate having fine convexoconcave patterns on its surface, the dimensions of the convexoconcave patterns in a vertical direction of a quartz glass substrate are controlled to be uniform with extreme accuracy and over the entire substrate surface.The quartz glass substrate is made to have a fictive temperature distribution of at most 40° C. and a halogen concentration of less than 400 ppm, and the etching rate of the surface of the quartz glass substrate is made uniform, whereby the dimensions of the convexoconcave patterns in a vertical direction of the quartz glass substrate are controlled to be uniform with good accuracy and over the entire substrate surface.
Abstract:
It is an object of the present invention to provide a light emitting device of the next generation optical device having a broad emission property that a width at half maximum of an emission spectrum is large in a wavelength range of visible light and capable of recognizing white light emitting by photoluminescence (PL). In a baking process for baking a pressure molding formed by pressure molding of silica fine particles such as fumed silica, a baking temperature is made as not more than 1000° C., hydroxyl groups of the silica fine particles are sufficiently subjected to dehydration condensation reaction so that the particles becomes transparent, a structural defect generated in the process is held without being relaxed, and thus a silica glass is generated. The silica glass is employed as a fluorescent substance.
Abstract:
An object of the present invention is to overcome the problems of the prior art technique, and to provide a heat treatment method as well as a heat treatment apparatus capable of heat treating, with higher efficiency, a synthetic quartz glass for optical use having higher homogeneity and higher purity. Another object of the present invention is to provide and a synthetic quartz glass for optical use.The problems above are solved by, in a method for heat treating a flat cylindrical synthetic quartz glass body provided as the object to be heat treated in a heating furnace, a method for heat treating a synthetic quartz glass for optical use comprising preparing a vessel made of quartz glass and having a flat cylindrical space for setting therein the object synthetic quartz glass body, placing two or more object synthetic quartz glass bodies into the vessel in parallel with each other, filling the space with SiO2 powder, setting the vessel inside the heating furnace with its lid closed, and applying the heat treatment to the vessel.
Abstract:
A synthetic quartz glass for an optical member which is free from compaction and rarefaction is obtained. A synthetic quartz glass for an optical member to be used for an optical device employing a light having a wavelength of at most 400 nm and at least 170 nm as a light source, which contains substantially no oxygen excess defects, dissolved oxygen molecules nor reduction type defects, which has a chlorine concentration of at most 50 ppm and a OH group concentration of at most 100 ppm, and which contains oxygen deficient defects within a concentration range of at most 5×1014 defects/cm3 and at least 1×1013 defects/cm3. The fluorine concentration is preferably at most 100 ppm.
Abstract translation:得到不含压实和稀释的用于光学构件的合成石英玻璃。 用于光学元件的合成石英玻璃,其用于使用波长最多为400nm且至少170nm的光作为光源的光学元件,其基本上不含氧过剩缺陷,溶解氧分子或还原型 缺陷,其氯浓度最多为50ppm,OH基浓度为至多100ppm,并且其含有缺氧缺陷的浓度范围至多为5×10 14个/ cm 2以下 > 3%和至少1×10 3个缺陷/ cm 3。 氟浓度优选为100ppm以下。
Abstract:
Disclosed are high purity synthetic silica glass material having a high OH concentration homogeneity in a plane perpendicular to the optical axis, and process of making the same. The glass has high refractive index homogeneity. The glass can have high internal transmission of at least 99.65%/cm at 193 nm. The process does not require a post-sintering homogenization step. The controlling factors for high compositional homogeneity, thus high refractive index homogeneity, include high initial local soot density uniformity in the soot preform and slow sintering, notably isothermal treatment during consolidation.
Abstract:
First of all, there is provided a production process of a synthetic quartz glass which has less impurity, has a high-temperature viscosity characteristic equal to or more than that of a natural quartz glass, and hardly deforms even in a high-temperature environment, and especially a production process of a highly heat resistant synthetic quartz glass which is free from the generation of bubbles and is dense. Secondly, there is provided a highly heat resistant synthetic quartz glass body which is easily obtained by the production process of the present invention, and especially a transparent or black quartz glass body which is free from the generation of bubbles, is dense, has high infrared absorption rate and emission rate, and has an extremely high effect for preventing diffusion of alkali metal. The process is a process of producing a highly heat resistant quartz glass body having an absorption coefficient at 245 nm of 0.05 cm−1 or more, and the silica porous body was subjected to a reduction treatment, followed by baking, thereby forming a dense glass body.
Abstract:
Use of a flame hydrolysis apparatus for preparing fumed silica particles or a plasma torch apparatus for sintering fumed silica particles to fused silica particles is capable of producing highly pure silica with non-silicon metal impurities less than 500 pb, when at least an inner nozzle is constructed of a silicon-containing material having a low level of non-silicon metal impurities. Preferably, all surfaces in the respective apparatus which contact silica are of similar construction. The silica contains a low level of impurities as produced, without requiring further purification.
Abstract:
High purity synthetic quartz glass particles are derived from alkali metal silicate and have a total amount of metal impurities content of at least 1 nullg/g and, in particular, have oxygen-deficient defects. The high-purity synthetic quartz glass particles having high viscosity similar to natural quartz and high-purity similar to known synthetic quartz can be provided at a low cost.