Abstract
This article discusses the advantages of polymer fiber over quartz one. The comparison is made between the absorption spectra of polymethylmethacrylate, perfluoropolymer and quartz fibers. The scheme of thermophysical processes occurring during the interaction of radiation with matter is considered. The formulas for calculating the threshold (critical) power density necessary for heating the surface to a given temperature for pulsed and continuous heating are derived. Further, the calculations of the critical power density and the allowable size of the area are made, with which the concentration of natural light in the POF could be determined.
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