Abstract
We experimentally demonstrate for the first time a successful fabrication of a tellurite hollow core optical fiber which has a mid-infrared transmission range. The wall thickness of each cladding air-hole is about 2.8 µm and the outer diameter of the full air-hole structure D is approximately 110 µm. The results show that the measured transmission spectrum can expand up to 3.9 µm. In addition, it is expected that the transmission can extend to around 6 µm. When the input light is linearly polarized, it can be maintained after propagating through a 17-cm-long fiber.
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