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14 July 1999 Use of AEDC's laser-based direct-write scene generator to drive NAWC's fiber array projector
Heard S. Lowry III, Lanny L. Holt, Sidney L. Steely, Robert Z. Dalbey, R. J. Tonucci
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Abstract
The operation of the Direct Write Scene Generator (DWSG) to drive a fiber array projection system is reported in this paper. The fiber array absorbs the input radiation from the laser-based system and produces broadband infrared output through blackbody cavities fabricated on the ends of the optical fibers. A test program was begun to quantify the performance of the fiber array with respect to input laser, power, temporal response, spatial uniformity, IR output, and fiber-to-fiber crosstalk. Static and dynamic scenes will also be projected with the device and captured with a camera system. Preliminary projection of a simple scene has been accomplished.
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Heard S. Lowry III, Lanny L. Holt, Sidney L. Steely, Robert Z. Dalbey, and R. J. Tonucci "Use of AEDC's laser-based direct-write scene generator to drive NAWC's fiber array projector", Proc. SPIE 3699, Targets and Backgrounds: Characterization and Representation V, (14 July 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.352952
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KEYWORDS
Cameras

Fiber lasers

Sensors

Infrared radiation

Projection systems

Acousto-optics

Fiber optics

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