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Woven fiber optics.

A C Schmidt, J S Courtney-Pratt, E A Ross

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Weaving techniques can be applied to plastic optical fibers to create precise image guides and dissectors. This method enables the development of novel devices like color image interleaving and high-speed alphanumeric output systems.

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Area of Science:

Materials Science
Optics
Textile Engineering

Background:

Traditional fiber optic applications often require specialized manufacturing.
Developing reproducible methods for fiber optic manipulation is crucial for advanced optical systems.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the application of weaving techniques to fiber optics.
To demonstrate the creation of precisely controlled, reproducible image guides and dissectors using woven fiber optics.
To detail the methods for weaving plastic optical fibers.

Main Methods:

Utilizing plastic optical fibers with a diameter of 0.25 mm.
Applying the art of weaving to arrange optical fibers.
Developing specific weaving patterns for image transmission and manipulation.

Main Results:

Successfully produced precisely controlled and reproducible image guides and dissectors.
Demonstrated the feasibility of weaving plastic optical fibers for optical device fabrication.
Developed examples including a 3:1 interleaver for color cathode-ray tube displays and a high-speed alphanumeric output device.

Conclusions:

Weaving is a viable technique for fabricating complex fiber optic devices.
Woven fiber optics offer a new approach for creating custom image guides and dissectors.
The described techniques provide a foundation for further research and development in woven fiber optics.