HAL (France)
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Low loss hollow optical-waveguide connection from atmospheric pressure to ultra-high vacuum
A technique for optically accessing ultra-high vacuum environments, via a photonic-crystal fiber with a long small hollow core, is described. The small core and the long bore enable a pressure ratio of over 108 to be maintained between two environments, while permitting efficient and unimpeded deliv
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