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Inorganic scintillating fibers have a large potential as highly granular detector components in hadron and particle physics as well as in medical applications. With the micropulling-down-method a fast and cost efficient technique was developed over the last decades to grow such fibers from the melt. This paper will present the recent development of the quality of LuAG:Ce and LYSO:Ce fibers in terms of light output and light attenuation inside the fiber. For this purpose different steps in optimizing the fiber growth will be compared with the achieved fiber performance. In addition the response of the fibers to low energetic gamma rays will be studied and different readout concepts for the fibers will be discussed and compared.

Characterization and Applications of New High Quality LuAG:Ce and LYSO:Ce fibers