Marco N. Petrovich, N. Wheeler, N. Baddela, F. Poletti, E. N. Fokoua, J. Hayes, D. Gray, D. Richardson
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Abstract
Hollow core Photonic Bandgap Fibres (PBGFs) with a 19-cell core geometry and displaying ultralow loss over record 3 dB transmission bandwidths have been developed. In particular, we demonstrate PBGFs with as low as 4.5 dB/km loss at 2 μm and over >;150 nm wide sub-10 dB/km transmission. Absorbing gas species present in our fibres were identified and their loss contribution quantified. An initial explanation on the origin of CO2 absorption around 2 μm is formulated along with possible means for its removal.