Fiber transmits high-resolution images

Oct. 25, 2005
New method produces very small fiber diameters, ranging from 2.5- up to 6-μm, to provide high-resolution, low-shear image transmission for coherent fiberoptic faceplates and tapers. The technology is used for medical x-ray, industrial x-ray, and display applications and is also used in night-vision applications and for high-resolution image intensification for commercial security applications.

New method produces very small fiber diameters, ranging from 2.5- up to 6-μm, to provide high-resolution, low-shear image transmission for coherent fiberoptic faceplates and tapers. The technology is used for medical x-ray, industrial x-ray, and display applications and is also used in night-vision applications and for high-resolution image intensification for commercial security applications. Optical properties include a wide acceptance angle (NA = 1.0) and resolution up to 228 lp/mm.
Schott North America
Southbridge, MA, USA
www.us.schott.com/fiberoptics

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