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- the present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a base material for a photonic bandgap fiber, a method for manufacturing a photonic bandgap fiber, and a photonic bandgap that can be easily manufactured and can increase the wavelength band of light that can be guided.
- the present invention relates to a fiber base material and a photonic band gap fiber.
- a photonic bandgap fiber is known as one of optical fibers.
- a photonic bandgap fiber has a structure in which a core region is surrounded by a bandgap region in a cladding, and is expected as an optical fiber capable of realizing low loss characteristics and low nonlinear optical characteristics.
- As the photonic band gap fiber a hollow core photonic band gap fiber having a core region composed of holes and a band gap region in which a large number of holes are periodically arranged around the hollow core region,
- the hollow core photonic band gap fiber is expected as an optical fiber capable of realizing ultra-low nonlinear optical characteristics and ultra-low loss characteristics in a wavelength band of 2 ⁇ m.
- Non-Patent Document 1 describes an example of such a hollow core photonic bandgap fiber.
- the band gap region has a honeycomb-like shape in which a large number of holes are formed, and each hole is adjacent to a columnar glass body disposed on each vertex of the hexagon. It is surrounded by a plate-like glass body arranged so as to connect between columnar glass bodies. Therefore, the shape of each hole in the cross-section is generally a hexagonal shape, but precisely, each vertex of the hexagon is a shape protruding in an arc shape toward the inside of the hexagon.
- Such a photonic bandgap fiber is usually manufactured using a stack and draw method, and in the manufacturing process, bandgap capillaries forming a part of the bandgap region are arranged in a triangular lattice shape. It is manufactured through a process in which a band gap rod forming another part of the band gap region is arranged in each region surrounded by three band gap capillaries. That is, in the state where the band gap capillary and the band gap rod are arranged, each of the band gap capillaries is surrounded by six band gap rods. Each of the band gap rods becomes the respective columnar glass body, and the band gap capillary becomes the plate glass body.
- Non-Patent Document 1 such a photonic bandgap fiber is compared with a photonic bandgap fiber in which each hole is surrounded by a plate-like glass body and the shape of the hole is a regular hexagonal shape.
- the wavelength band of light that can be guided can be widened.
- Non-patent document 2 describes another example of a hollow core photonic bandgap fiber.
- this photonic band gap fiber a large number of holes are formed in the band gap region, and each hole is formed between a columnar glass body arranged on each vertex of a triangle and an adjacent columnar glass body. It is enclosed and formed by the plate-shaped glass body arrange
- the following Non-Patent Document 2 describes the calculation result that this photonic band gap fiber can further widen the wavelength band of light that can be guided more than the photonic band gap fiber described in Non-Patent Document 1. Has been.
- the bandgap region is formed by the columnar glass bodies arranged in a triangular lattice shape as described above and the plate-like glass bodies connecting these columnar glass bodies. .
- a band gap capillary and a band gap No matter how the rods are arranged, these band gap capillaries and band gap rods cannot be stably arranged. Therefore, it is unclear whether it can actually be manufactured.
- the photonic bandgap fiber described in Patent Document 1 has a stable arrangement of the bandgap capillary and the bandgap rod when the photonic bandgap fiber is manufactured using the stack and draw method. Can be manufactured in reality. However, there is a demand to make the wavelength band of light that can be guided larger than that of the photonic bandgap fiber.
- the present invention provides a photonic bandgap fiber manufacturing method and a photonic that can be easily manufactured and can realize a photonic bandgap fiber that can increase the wavelength band of light that can be guided.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a method for manufacturing a band gap fiber, a base material for a photonic band gap fiber, and a photonic band gap fiber.
- a manufacturing method of a base material for a photonic band gap fiber includes a core capillary, a plurality of band gap capillaries, a plurality of band gap rods, and a cladding capillary.
- the core capillaries and the respective band gap capillaries so that the plurality of band gap capillaries are arranged in a triangular lattice pattern surrounding the core capillaries in the holes of the clad capillaries
- each band gap rod is arranged in a region surrounded by the three band gap capillaries so that the band gap capillaries are surrounded by the three band gap rods at equal intervals.
- Placement process and the cladding carrier An integration step of crushing the gaps in the holes of the lathe and integrating the clad capillaries, the plurality of band gap capillaries, the plurality of band gap rods, and the core capillaries.
- the photonic bandgap fiber preform of the present invention is characterized by being manufactured through these steps.
- one aspect of the method for producing a photonic bandgap fiber of the present invention is a drawing process for drawing a photonic bandgap fiber base material manufactured through the above photonic bandgap fiber base material manufacturing method.
- One side surface of the photonic band gap fiber of the present invention is manufactured through the drawing step.
- another aspect of the photonic bandgap fiber manufacturing method of the present invention is a preparation step of preparing a core capillary, a plurality of bandgap capillaries, a plurality of bandgap rods, and a cladding capillary. And arranging the core capillaries and the respective band gap capillaries so that the plurality of band gap capillaries are arranged in a triangular lattice pattern surrounding the core capillaries in the holes of the clad capillaries. And disposing each band gap rod in a region surrounded by the three band gap capillaries so that the band gap capillaries are surrounded by the three band gap rods at equal intervals.
- the other aspect of the photonic bandgap fiber of the present invention is manufactured through these steps.
- the inventors of the present invention can increase the wavelength band of light that can be guided as compared to the photonic band gap fiber described in Non-Patent Document 1, and can easily manufacture the photonic band gap fiber.
- the columnar glass body is not disposed on each vertex of the hexagon surrounding the hole in the band gap region as in the photonic band gap fiber described in Non-Patent Document 1, but the hexagon surrounding the hole.
- Columnar glass bodies are placed on every other three vertices of the glass, and plate-like glass bodies are placed on the line connecting the columnar glass body and every other three vertices of the hexagon.
- a photonic bandgap fiber can be stably produced by the stack and draw method. Specifically, in the manufacturing process of a photonic band gap fiber using the stack and draw method, a plurality of band gap capillaries for forming a band gap region are arranged in a triangular lattice shape, and three band gaps are used. A band gap rod is disposed in a region surrounded by the capillaries.
- the band gap capillary is supported by three band gap rods at equal intervals, and the band gap rod has three bands.
- the gap capillaries are supported at equal intervals.
- the band gap capillary and the band gap rod are supported and stabilized. Therefore, a photonic bandgap fiber can be manufactured stably using the stack and draw method.
- the photonic band gap fiber base material manufactured by the method for manufacturing a photonic band gap fiber base material as described above and a photonic band gap fiber using the base material it can be easily manufactured. It is possible to realize a photonic bandgap fiber that can increase the wavelength band of light that can be guided, and a photonic bandgap fiber that is manufactured by drawing without passing through a base material as described above is also similar to the photonic bandgap fiber. It can be a nick band gap fiber.
- a method for manufacturing the above-described photonic band gap fiber base material and a photonic band gap fiber base material manufactured through the method, a photonic band gap fiber manufacturing method and a photo manufactured through the method In the nick band gap fiber, it is preferable that the plurality of band gap capillaries are arranged in a close-packed manner.
- the band gap capillaries are surrounded by six band gap capillaries, and the adjacent band gap capillaries support each other. Therefore, the band gap capillary and the band gap rod can be further stabilized in the manufacturing process of the photonic band gap fiber base material and the photonic band gap fiber.
- a method for manufacturing the above-described photonic band gap fiber base material and a photonic band gap fiber base material manufactured through the method, a photonic band gap fiber manufacturing method and a photo manufactured through the method In the nick band gap fiber, it is preferable that a radius of the cladding rod is larger than a thickness of the band gap capillary.
- Still another aspect of the photonic bandgap fiber of the present invention includes a hollow core region and a honeycomb-shaped bandgap region surrounding the core region and forming a plurality of holes in a glass body.
- the holes in the band gap region connect columnar glass bodies arranged on every other three vertices of the hexagon, and connect the columnar glass body and the other three vertices of the hexagon.
- the columnar glass body is surrounded by a plate-like glass body arranged in a triangular lattice shape.
- Such a photonic band gap fiber can be easily manufactured as described above, and the wavelength band of light that can be guided as compared with the photonic band gap fiber described in Non-Patent Document 1 as described above. Can be increased.
- a base material for a photonic bandgap fiber that can be easily manufactured and can realize a photonic bandgap fiber that can increase the wavelength band of light that can be guided is provided.
- a manufacturing method, a manufacturing method of a photonic band gap fiber, a base material for a photonic band gap fiber, and a photonic band gap fiber are provided.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a state of a cross section perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the photonic band gap fiber in the present embodiment.
- the photonic band gap fiber 1 covers a core region 10, a cladding 20 that surrounds the outer periphery of the core region 10, a first coating layer 31 that covers the cladding 20, and a first coating layer 31.
- the second covering layer 32 is provided as a main configuration.
- a hole is formed in the center of the photonic band gap fiber 1, and the hole is used as the core region 10.
- the clad 20 is made of a glass body 22, and a large number of holes 21 are formed in a region surrounding the core region 10 of the clad 20, and a region where the large number of holes 21 are formed is a band gap region 27. No hole is formed in the region surrounding the band gap region 27, and this region is used as the jacket region 28.
- FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of a region surrounded by a circular broken line in FIG. 1, and is a diagram for explaining the structure of the band gap region 27.
- FIG. 2 the holes 21 in the band gap region 27 are surrounded by a columnar glass body 25 and a plate-like glass body 26. Specifically, columnar glass bodies 25 arranged on every other three vertices in hexagonal HEX indicated by broken lines in FIG. 2, and these columnar glass bodies 25 and the other three vertices of hexagonal HEX.
- the holes 21 are surrounded by the six plate-like glass bodies 26 arranged so as to be tied.
- the columnar glass body 25 is configured to have a diameter larger than the thickness of the plate-like glass body 26, and the cross-sectional shape is preferably circular, but may be other than circular. Since the plate-like glass body 26 is arranged on each side of the hexagon HEX, each hole 21 has a substantially hexagonal cross section, but a columnar shape on every other vertex of the hexagon HEX. Since the glass body 25 is arranged, the shape of the cross section of each of the holes 21 is precisely a shape in which every third of the hexagonal vertices is raised in an arc shape inside the hexagon. It is said that.
- the hexagonal HEX is ideally a regular hexagon, but may be any hexagonal shape whose inner angle is smaller than 180 °.
- the hexagon HEX surrounding most of the holes 21 in the band gap region 27 has a shape close to a regular hexagon, but a part of the holes 21 on the innermost peripheral side are crushed by the hexagon HEX and have some vertices.
- the angle may be very close to 180 °.
- each columnar glass body 25 is arranged in a triangular lattice shape, and the edge of the plate-like glass body 26 connected to the columnar glass body 25 and the edge of the plate-like glass body 26 connected to another columnar glass body 25 Is connected. Therefore, one plate-like glass body partitions two adjacent holes 21, and one columnar glass body 25 partitions three adjacent holes 21.
- a large number of holes 21 having a hexagonal cross section are formed so as to be surrounded by six holes through the columnar glass body 25 and the plate-like glass body 26, respectively, and the band gap region 27 is formed in a honeycomb shape. It is said.
- the first coating layer 31 that covers the cladding 20 and the second coating layer 32 that covers the first coating layer 31 are made of different types of resins, for example.
- the wavelength of light propagating through the core region 10 is determined by the spacing of the holes 21 in the bandgap region 27, and the photonic bandgap fiber 1 according to the present embodiment.
- the wavelength band of the light propagating through the core region 10 can be increased as compared with the case where the columnar glass body 25 is not disposed and each hole is formed only by the plate-like glass body 26.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a general relationship between the wavelength and loss transmitted through the photonic bandgap fiber.
- the horizontal axis indicates the wavelength
- the vertical axis indicates the light transmission loss.
- the photonic bandgap fiber can propagate light in a predetermined wavelength band with very low loss, but transmission loss suddenly increases when it deviates from the predetermined wavelength band. It cannot substantially propagate light.
- This predetermined wavelength band is indicated by a transmission band BW.
- the standardized band W is expressed by the following equation, where ⁇ center is the center wavelength of the transmission band BW.
- the normalized band W varies depending on the ratio d / ⁇ between the diameter d of each hole and the center-to-center distance ⁇ of adjacent holes via the plate-like glass body, In general, the normalized band W increases as the ratio d / ⁇ increases. When the ratio d / ⁇ is 1, there is no glass body partitioning each hole, and the physical shape as a photonic bandgap fiber cannot be maintained. When the range of the ratio d / ⁇ is 0.95 to 0.97, the standardized band W is 10% to 20% in a general photonic bandgap fiber.
- the transmission band BW is 150 nm to 200 nm when covering the communication wavelength band of 1550 nm band. Therefore, it is expected that by increasing the transmission band BW, the wavelength band of light that can be used for communication can be increased, and the application to femtosecond pulse delivery and measurement related optical fibers is expected to widen.
- the standardized band W will be described by comparing the band gap region of the photonic band gap fiber of the present invention with a band gap region different from the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a state of the band gap region of the first comparative example different from the band gap region 27 of the photonic band gap fiber 1 of the present invention.
- the shape of each hole 211 and the shape of the glass body that partitions adjacent holes are the shape of the hole 21 in the band gap region 27 of the photonic band gap fiber 1 and the glass body 22.
- the shape is different.
- the columnar columnar glass bodies 251 arranged on the apexes adjacent to each other in the hexagon HEX indicated by the broken line are connected to the columnar glass bodies 251 adjacent to each other.
- the holes 211 are surrounded by the six plate-like glass bodies 261 that are arranged and have a thickness smaller than the diameter of the columnar glass body 251. Therefore, the shape of the cross section of each hole 211 is a shape in which each vertex of the hexagon is raised in an arc shape inside the hexagon. In this example, the case where the hexagon HEX is a regular hexagon is shown.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a state of the band gap region of the second comparative example different from the band gap region 27 of the photonic band gap fiber 1 of the present invention.
- the shape of each hole 212 and the shape of the glass body partitioning adjacent holes are the shape of the hole 21 in the band gap region 27 of the photonic band gap fiber 1 and the glass body. 22 is different from the shape.
- the four columnar glass bodies 252 disposed on the vertices of the quadrangle SQUI indicated by the broken line in FIG. 5 and the columnar glass bodies 252 adjacent to each other are connected, and the thickness of the columnar glass bodies 252 is
- the holes 212 are surrounded by four plate-like glass bodies 262 smaller than the diameter.
- the shape of the cross section of each hole 212 is a shape in which each vertex of the quadrangle is raised in an arc shape toward the inside of the quadrilateral.
- the quadrangle SQUI is a square is shown.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a state of the band gap region of the third comparative example different from the band gap region 27 of the photonic band gap fiber 1 of the present invention.
- the shape of each hole 213 and the shape of the glass body that partitions adjacent holes are the shape of the hole 21 in the band gap region 27 of the photonic band gap fiber 1 and the glass body. 22 is different from the shape.
- the columnar glass bodies 253 arranged on the vertices of the triangle TRI indicated by broken lines in FIG. 6 are arranged so as to connect the columnar glass bodies 253 adjacent to each other, and the thickness of the columnar glass bodies 253 is
- the holes 213 are surrounded by three plate-like glass bodies 263 that are smaller than the diameter. With such a configuration, the shape of the cross section of each hole 213 is such that each vertex of the triangle is raised in an arc shape inside the triangle. In this example, the case where the triangle TRI is a regular triangle is shown.
- FIG. 7 shows the distance between the centers of adjacent holes in the photonic band gap fiber 1 having the band gap region 27 in FIG. 2 and the photonic band gap fiber having the band gap region shown in FIGS. It is a figure which shows the relationship between the ratio of each and the diameter of each void
- each photonic band gap fiber has a different configuration in the band gap region as described above, but a configuration other than the configuration in the band gap region such as the size of the band gap region. Is the same for each photonic bandgap fiber.
- the hexagon HEX shown in FIG. 2 is a regular hexagon
- the diameter d of the air holes 21 is the distance between the inner walls of the plate-like glass body 26 arranged on the opposite side. It is the length of the line that connects vertically.
- the diameter 2r of the columnar glass body 25 is the diameter of the inscribed circle of the columnar glass body.
- the diameter d of the hole 211 shown in FIG. 4 is the length of a line that vertically connects the inner walls of the plate-like glass plate 261 disposed on the opposite side.
- the diameter of the connecting glass body 253 is the diameter of the inscribed circle of the columnar glass body.
- the normalized band W increases as d / ⁇ approaches 1 in any photonic bandgap fiber.
- the photonic band gap fiber having the band gap region of the third comparative example shows the largest value
- the photonic band gap fiber according to the present invention shows the largest value
- the second value shows the second value.
- the photonic bandgap fiber having the bandgap region of the comparative example showed a large value
- the photonic bandgap fiber having the bandgap region of the first comparative example showed the smallest normalized band W.
- the transmission band BW and the normalized band W are in a proportional relationship.
- the photonic band gap fiber according to the present invention has a large transmission band BW after the third comparative example. It was. However, it is difficult to manufacture the photonic band gap fiber having the band gap region of the third comparative example.
- the columnar glass bodies are not arranged, and the respective holes are surrounded only by the six plate-like glass bodies, so that It is shown by the said patent document 1 that the wavelength band of the light which propagates a core area
- the wavelength band of light that can be guided can be increased.
- the following table shows the relationship between the ratio d / ⁇ , the normalized band W, the normalized columnar glass body radius r / ⁇ , and the transmission band BW in the photonic band gap fiber 1 of the present invention.
- r is the radius of the columnar glass body
- the normalized columnar glass body radius r / ⁇ is a value obtained by dividing the radius of the columnar glass body by the center-to-center distance ⁇ of the holes.
- the normalized frequency is a value at a wavelength of 1550 nm.
- the photonic band gap fiber 1 of the present invention even when the ratio d / ⁇ is 0.95, a transmission band BW exceeding 400 nm can be realized, and the ratio d / If ⁇ can be expanded to 0.99, a transmission band BW exceeding 850 nm can be realized.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing a first example of a process for manufacturing the photonic bandgap fiber of FIG.
- the manufacturing method of the photonic band gap fiber 1 includes a preparation step P1, an arrangement step P2, an integration step P3, and a drawing step P4.
- the preparation step P1 and the arrangement step P2 The base material for the photonic band gap fiber is manufactured by the integration step P3.
- a core capillary, a plurality of band gap capillaries, a plurality of band gap rods, and a clad capillary are prepared.
- the core capillary is made of a glass body and has a cylindrical shape.
- the plurality of band gap capillaries are made of a glass body and have a cylindrical shape having the same size and thickness.
- the same number of band gap capillaries as the holes 21 of the photonic band gap fiber 1 of FIG. 1 are prepared, and the number of core capillaries can be surrounded several times.
- the inner diameter of the band gap capillary is set smaller than the inner diameter of the core capillary
- the outer diameter of the band gap capillary is set smaller than the outer diameter of the core capillary.
- Each of the plurality of band gap rods is made of a glass body and has a cylindrical shape.
- the cladding capillary is made of a glass body, and has an inner diameter that allows the core capillary, the respective band gap capillaries, and the respective band gap rods to be arranged in a through hole. It is said to be thick.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a state after this process.
- the core capillary 10c is arranged in the center of the through hole 28h of the cladding capillary 28c, and a plurality of band gap capillaries 26c surround the core capillary 10c in a triangular lattice shape. Be placed.
- the band gap capillaries 26c are arranged in a close-packed manner.
- each band gap rod 25r is arranged in a region surrounded by three band gap capillaries 26c so that each band gap capillary 26c is surrounded by three band gap rods 25r at equal intervals.
- each band gap capillary 26c there can be six regions surrounded by three band gap capillaries 26c, but one band gap rod 25r is provided for each of the three other regions. Deploy.
- the core capillary 10c, the plurality of band gap capillaries 26c, and the plurality of band gap rods 25r are arranged in the through hole 28h of the cladding capillary 28c.
- each band gap capillary 26c is supported by three band gap rods 25r to restrict movement, and each band gap rod 25r is supported by three band gap capillaries 26c to move.
- the adjacent band gap capillaries 26c support each other, and the movement of each band gap capillary 26c is further regulated.
- the movement of the core capillary is also restricted.
- the core capillary 10c, the band gap capillary 26c, and the band gap rod are restricted. 25c is stabilized.
- gaps other than between the band gap capillaries 26c such as between the clad capillary 28c and the band gap capillary 26c, or between the core capillary 10c and the band gap capillary 26c.
- Other glass rods may be arranged.
- the gap in the through-hole 28h of the clad capillary 28c is crushed to integrate the clad capillary 28c, the plurality of band gap capillaries 26c, the plurality of band gap rods 25r, and the core capillary 10c.
- a predetermined pressure is applied to the holes of the band gap capillary 26c and the core capillary 10c. The other spaces are evacuated. Then, the entire cladding capillary 28c is heated, and the gap in the through hole 28h is crushed.
- the hole 10h of the core capillary 10c becomes a hollow core region 10p of the photonic band gap fiber base material 1P corresponding to the core region 10 of the photonic band gap fiber 1.
- the core capillary 10c forms a region on the innermost peripheral side of the cladding 20p of the base material 1P for the photonic bandgap fiber corresponding to a region on the innermost peripheral side of the cladding 20 of the photonic bandgap fiber 1.
- the band gap capillary 26c is a plate glass body 26p of the photonic band gap fiber base material 1P corresponding to the plate glass body 26 of the photonic band gap fiber 1, and the other part is a photo.
- the band gap rod 25r includes a part on the center side of the columnar glass body 25p of the base material 1P for the photonic band gap fiber corresponding to a part on the center side of the columnar glass body 25 of the photonic band gap fiber 1.
- the columnar glass body 25p of the photonic bandgap fiber base material 1P corresponding to the columnar glass body 25 of the photonic bandgap fiber 1 is composed of the bandgap rod 25r and a part of the bandgap capillary 26c. -ing The gaps in the through holes 28h of the cladding capillary 28c are crushed, whereby the plurality of band gap capillaries 26c arranged in a triangular lattice shape are deformed, and the holes 21h of the band gap capillaries 26c are hexagonal.
- a band gap region 27p of the base material 1P for the photonic band gap fiber corresponding to the band gap region 27 for the photonic band gap fiber 1 is formed.
- the cladding capillary 18c becomes a jacket region 28p of the photonic band gap fiber base material 1P corresponding to the jacket region 28 of the photonic band gap fiber 1.
- a photonic bandgap fiber base material 1P having a cross-sectional shape similar to the shape of the region formed by the core region 10p and the clad 20 of the photonic bandgap fiber 1 is manufactured.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a state of the drawing process P4.
- the base material 1P for the photonic band gap fiber manufactured from the preparation process P1 to the integration process P3 is installed in the spinning furnace 110. Then, while applying a predetermined pressure to the hollow core region 10p and the air holes 21p of the photonic band gap fiber base material 1P, the heating unit 111 of the spinning furnace 110 is heated to generate a photonic band gap fiber base material. 1P is heated. At this time, the lower end of the photonic band gap fiber base material 1P is heated to, for example, 2000 ° C. to be in a molten state. And glass melt
- the drawn molten glass is solidified as soon as it exits the spinning furnace 110, and the hollow core region 10p of the photonic band gap fiber base material 1P becomes the core region 10 of the photonic band gap fiber.
- the band gap region 27p of the base material 1P for the band gap fiber becomes the band gap region 27 of the photonic band gap fiber 1
- the jacket region 28p of the base material 1P for the photonic band gap fiber 1 becomes the jacket region 28 of the photonic band gap fiber 1. It becomes.
- the photonic bandgap fiber is not coated with the first coating layer 31 and the second coating layer 32.
- the photonic bandgap fiber passes through the cooling device 120 and is cooled to an appropriate temperature.
- the temperature of the photonic band gap fiber is, for example, about 1800 ° C., but when leaving the cooling device 120, the temperature of the photonic band gap fiber is, for example, 40 ° C. to 50 ° C.
- the photonic band gap fiber passes through the coating device 131 containing the ultraviolet curable resin to be the first coating layer 31 and is coated with the ultraviolet curable resin. Further, when passing through the ultraviolet irradiation device 132 and being irradiated with ultraviolet rays, the ultraviolet curable resin is cured and the first coating layer 31 is formed. Next, the photonic band gap fiber coated with the first coating layer 31 passes through the coating device 133 containing the ultraviolet curable resin to be the second coating layer 32 and is coated with the ultraviolet curable resin. Further, when passing through the ultraviolet irradiation device 134 and being irradiated with ultraviolet rays, the ultraviolet curable resin is cured and the second coating layer 32 is formed, and the photonic bandgap fiber 1 shown in FIG. 1 is obtained.
- the direction of the photonic band gap fiber 1 is changed by the turn pulley 141 and is wound by the reel 142.
- the manufacturing method of the photonic band gap fiber base material 1P and the manufacturing method of the photonic band gap fiber 1 according to the present embodiment can stably manufacture a photonic band gap fiber by using the stack and draw method.
- a plurality of band gap capillaries 26c arranged to form the band gap region 27p of the photonic band gap fiber base material 1P are surrounded by three band gap rods 25r.
- the band gap rod 25r is surrounded and supported by three band gap capillaries 26c.
- the band gap capillary 26c and the band gap rod 25r support each other and are stabilized. Therefore, a photonic bandgap fiber can be stably manufactured using the stack and draw method. Therefore, according to the manufacturing method as described above, the photonic bandgap fiber 1 capable of increasing the wavelength band of light that can be guided can be easily manufactured.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing a second example of a process for manufacturing the photonic bandgap fiber of FIG. As shown in FIG. 12, the manufacturing method of the photonic band gap fiber 1 of this example does not have an integration process and does not manufacture the photonic band gap fiber base material 1P. Different from the manufacturing method.
- the preparation process P1 and the arrangement process P2 are performed in the same manner as the manufacturing method of the photonic band gap fiber 1 described above.
- a drawing process is performed in the state in which the core capillary 10c, the plurality of band gap capillaries 26c, and the plurality of band gap rods 25r are arranged in the through hole 28h of the clad capillary 28c. I do.
- the core capillary 10c, the plurality of band gap capillaries 26c, and the plurality of band gap rods 25r are not displaced in the clad capillary 28c and the through hole 28h. A jig is attached to these. Then, the core capillary 10c, the plurality of band gap capillaries 26c, and the plurality of band gap rods 25r are installed in the spinning furnace 110 shown in FIG. 11 in the clad capillary 28c and the through hole 28h to which the jig is attached. .
- a predetermined pressure is applied to the hole of the band gap capillary 26c and the hole of the core capillary 10c so as not to crush the hole of the band gap capillary 26c and the hole of the core capillary 10c.
- the other space is evacuated.
- the heating unit 111 of the spinning furnace 110 is heated to heat the core capillary 10c, the plurality of band gap capillaries 26c, and the plurality of band gap rods 25r in the clad capillary 28c and the through hole 28h.
- the glass is drawn while the gap in the through hole 28h is crushed, and the drawn molten glass is solidified as soon as it comes out of the spinning furnace 110, and the first coating layer 31 and the second coating layer 32 are solidified.
- the photonic bandgap fiber is not coated. That is, in this example, the integration process P3 and the drawing process P4 of the first example are performed simultaneously.
- the hole of the core capillary 10c becomes the core region 10 of the photonic bandgap fiber, and the core capillary 10c becomes the innermost peripheral region of the cladding 20 of the photonic bandgap fiber, which is one of the bandgap capillaries 26c.
- the part becomes a plate-like glass body 26 of the photonic band gap fiber, and the other part becomes a part of the outer peripheral side of the columnar glass body 25 of the photonic band gap fiber, and the band gap rod 25r is a column shape of the photonic band gap fiber. It becomes a part of the center side of the glass body 25, and the cladding capillary 18c becomes the jacket region 28 of the photonic band gap fiber.
- the photonic bandgap fiber is coated with the first coating layer 31 and the second coating layer 32 in the same manner as in the first example, and the photonic bandgap fiber 1 is formed by the reel 142 in the same manner as in the first example. It is wound up.
- the same arrangement process as that of the first example is performed, so that the photonic band gap fiber 1 capable of increasing the wavelength band of light that can be guided is obtained. It can be manufactured easily.
- the bandgap capillaries 26 are arranged in a close-packed manner, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the bandgap capillaries 26 adjacent to each other are arranged.
- the band gap capillaries 26 may be arranged in a triangular lattice pattern with a gap between them.
- the band gap rod 25r can be made thicker than in the case where the band gap capillaries 26 are arranged in a close-packed manner, and the thick columnar glass body 25 can be formed.
- a base material for a photonic bandgap fiber that can be easily manufactured and can realize a photonic bandgap fiber that can increase the wavelength band of light that can be guided.
- a photonic band gap fiber manufacturing method, a photonic band gap fiber base material, and a photonic band gap fiber are provided, and are expected to be used in the technical field of optical communication and the like.
- Band gap capillary 26p ... Photonic band gap fiber base glass body 27 ... Photonic band gap Fiber band gap region 27p ... Band gap region of photonic band gap fiber base material 28 ... Photonic band gap fiber jacket region 28h ... Through hole 28c ... Cladding capillary 28p ... Jacket region 31 of photonic band gap fiber base material 31... First coating layer 32... Second coating layer 110... Spinning furnace 111.
- Device 132 UV irradiation device 133 ... Corte 134 ... UV irradiation device 141 ... Turn pulley 142 ... Reel HEX ... Hexagon P1 ... Preparation step P1 ... Preparation step P2 ... Arrangement step P3 ... Integration Process P4 ... Drawing process
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まず、コア用キャピラリと、複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリと、複数のバンドギャップ用ロッドと、クラッド用キャピラリとを準備する。
次に、コア用キャピラリ及び複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリ及び複数のバンドギャップ用ロッドをクラッド用キャピラリの貫通孔内に配置する。図9は本工程後の様子を示す図である。
次にクラッド用キャピラリ28cの貫通孔28h内の隙間を潰して、クラッド用キャピラリ28cと複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリ26cと複数のバンドギャップ用ロッド25rとコア用キャピラリ10cとを一体化する。本工程では、バンドギャップ用キャピラリ26cの孔やコア用キャピラリ10cの孔が潰れないようにするために、バンドギャップ用キャピラリ26cの孔及びコア用キャピラリ10cの孔には所定の圧力が加わるようにされ、それ以外の空間が真空引きされる。そして、クラッド用キャピラリ28c全体が加熱されて、貫通孔28h内の隙間が潰される。
図11は、線引工程P4の様子を示す図である。
1P・・・フォトニックバンドギャップファイバ用母材
10・・・フォトニックバンドギャップファイバのコア領域
10p・・・フォトニックバンドギャップファイバ用母材のコア領域
10c・・・コア用キャピラリ
18c・・・クラッド用キャピラリ
20・・・フォトニックバンドギャップファイバのクラッド
20p・・・フォトニックバンドギャップファイバ用母材のクラッド
21・・・フォトニックバンドギャップファイバの空孔
21p・・・フォトニックバンドギャップファイバ用母材の空孔
22・・・ガラス体
25・・・フォトニックバンドギャップファイバの柱状ガラス体
25p・・・フォトニックバンドギャップファイバ用母材の柱状ガラス体
25r・・・バンドギャップ用ロッド
26・・・フォトニックバンドギャップファイバの板状ガラス体
26c・・・バンドギャップ用キャピラリ
26p・・・フォトニックバンドギャップファイバ用母材の板状ガラス体
27・・・フォトニックバンドギャップファイバのバンドギャップ領域
27p・・・フォトニックバンドギャップファイバ用母材のバンドギャップ領域
28・・・フォトニックバンドギャップファイバのジャケット領域
28h・・・貫通孔
28c・・・クラッド用キャピラリ
28p・・・フォトニックバンドギャップファイバ用母材のジャケット領域
31・・・第1被覆層
32・・・第2被覆層
110・・・紡糸炉
111・・・加熱部
120・・・冷却装置
131・・・コーティング装置
132・・・紫外線照射装置
133・・・コーティング装置
134・・・紫外線照射装置
141・・・ターンプーリー
142・・・リール
HEX・・・六角形
P1・・・準備工程
P1・・・準備工程
P2・・・配置工程
P3・・・一体化工程
P4・・・線引工程
Claims (15)
- コア用キャピラリと、複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリと、複数のバンドギャップ用ロッドと、クラッド用キャピラリと、を準備する準備工程と、
前記クラッド用キャピラリの孔内において、前記複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリが前記コア用キャピラリを囲んで三角格子状に配置されるように前記コア用キャピラリ及びそれぞれの前記バンドギャップ用キャピラリを配置すると共に、それぞれの前記バンドギャップ用キャピラリが3つの前記バンドギャップ用ロッドにより等間隔で囲まれるようにそれぞれの前記バンドギャップ用ロッドを3つの前記バンドギャップ用キャピラリで囲まれる領域に配置する配置工程と、
前記クラッド用キャピラリの前記孔内の隙間を潰して、前記クラッド用キャピラリと前記複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリと前記複数のバンドギャップ用ロッドと前記コア用キャピラリとを一体化する一体化工程と、
を備える
ことを特徴とするフォトニックバンドギャップファイバ用母材の製造方法。 - 前記複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリは、最密配置される
ことを特徴とする請求項1に記載のフォトニックバンドギャップファイバ用母材の製造方法。 - 前記バンドギャップ用ロッドの半径は、前記バンドギャップ用キャピラリの肉厚よりも大きい
ことを特徴とする請求項1または2に記載のフォトニックバンドギャップファイバ用母材の製造方法。 - 請求項1~3のいずれか1項に記載のフォトニックバンドギャップファイバ用母材の製造方法を経て製造されるフォトニックバンドギャップファイバ用母材を線引きする線引工程を備える
ことを特徴とするフォトニックバンドギャップファイバの製造方法。 - コア用キャピラリと、複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリと、複数のバンドギャップ用ロッドと、クラッド用キャピラリと、を準備する準備工程と、
前記クラッド用キャピラリの孔内において、前記複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリが前記コア用キャピラリを囲んで三角格子状に配置されるように前記コア用キャピラリ及びそれぞれの前記バンドギャップ用キャピラリを配置すると共に、それぞれの前記バンドギャップ用キャピラリが3つの前記バンドギャップ用ロッドにより等間隔で囲まれるようにそれぞれの前記バンドギャップ用ロッドを3つの前記バンドギャップ用キャピラリで囲まれる領域に配置する配置工程と、
前記クラッド用キャピラリの前記孔内の隙間を潰して、前記クラッド用キャピラリと前記複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリと前記複数のバンドギャップ用ロッドと前記コア用キャピラリとを一体化しながら線引きする線引工程と、
を備える
ことを特徴とするフォトニックバンドギャップファイバの製造方法。 - 前記複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリは、最密配置される
ことを特徴とする請求項5に記載のフォトニックバンドギャップファイバの製造方法。 - 前記バンドギャップ用ロッドの半径は、前記バンドギャップ用キャピラリの肉厚よりも大きい
ことを特徴とする請求項5または6に記載のフォトニックバンドギャップファイバの製造方法。 - コア用キャピラリと、複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリと、複数のバンドギャップ用ロッドと、クラッド用キャピラリと、を準備する準備工程と、
前記クラッド用キャピラリの孔内において、前記複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリが前記コア用キャピラリを囲んで三角格子状に配置されるように前記コア用キャピラリ及びそれぞれの前記バンドギャップ用キャピラリを配置すると共に、それぞれの前記バンドギャップ用キャピラリが3つの前記バンドギャップ用ロッドにより等間隔で囲まれるようにそれぞれの前記バンドギャップ用ロッドを3つの前記バンドギャップ用キャピラリで囲まれる領域に配置する配置工程と、
前記クラッド用キャピラリの前記孔内の隙間を潰して、前記クラッド用キャピラリと前記複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリと前記複数のバンドギャップ用ロッドと前記コア用キャピラリとを一体化する一体化工程と、
を経て製造される
ことを特徴とするフォトニックバンドギャップファイバ用母材。 - 前記複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリは、最密配置される
ことを特徴とする請求項8に記載のフォトニックバンドギャップファイバ用母材。 - 前記バンドギャップ用ロッドの半径は、前記バンドギャップ用キャピラリの肉厚よりも大きい
ことを特徴とする請求項8または9に記載のフォトニックバンドギャップファイバ用母材。 - 請求項8から10のいずれか1項に記載のフォトニックバンドギャップファイバ用母材を線引きする線引工程を経て製造される
ことを特徴とするフォトニックバンドギャップファイバ。 - コア用キャピラリと、複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリと、複数のバンドギャップ用ロッドと、クラッド用キャピラリと、を準備する準備工程と、
前記クラッド用キャピラリの孔内において、前記複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリが前記コア用キャピラリを囲んで三角格子状に配置されるように前記コア用キャピラリ及びそれぞれの前記バンドギャップ用キャピラリを配置すると共に、それぞれの前記バンドギャップ用キャピラリが3つの前記バンドギャップ用ロッドにより等間隔で囲まれるようにそれぞれの前記バンドギャップ用ロッドを3つの前記バンドギャップ用キャピラリで囲まれる領域に配置する配置工程と、
前記クラッド用キャピラリの前記孔内の隙間を潰して、前記クラッド用キャピラリと前記複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリと前記複数のバンドギャップ用ロッドと前記コア用キャピラリとを一体化しながら線引きする線引工程と、
を経て製造される
ことを特徴とするフォトニックバンドギャップファイバ。 - 前記複数のバンドギャップ用キャピラリは、最密配置される
ことを特徴とする請求項12に記載のフォトニックバンドギャップファイバ。 - 前記バンドギャップ用ロッドの半径は、前記バンドギャップ用キャピラリの肉厚よりも大きい
ことを特徴とする請求項12または13に記載のフォトニックバンドギャップファイバ。 - 中空のコア領域と、
前記コア領域を囲みガラス体に複数の空孔が形成されるハニカム状のバンドギャップ領域と、
を備え、
前記バンドギャップ領域の前記空孔は、六角形における1つおきの3つの頂点上に配置される柱状ガラス体、及び、前記柱状ガラス体と前記六角形の他の3つの頂点とを結ぶように配置される板状ガラス体により囲まれ、
前記柱状ガラス体は三角格子状に配置される
ことを特徴とするフォトニックバンドギャップファイバ。
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