CHARACTERISTICS OF RADIATION PROPAGATION THROUGH A FIBER-OPTIC ELEMENT

The propagation of radiation in a fiber-optic element has been studied. It is shown that radiation is split into six components, each having its own specific aperture characteristics when emerging from the element. Light diffusion at the exit of the element is determined from calculation of the aper...

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Main Author: Sattarov,D. K
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
DIFFUSION
FIBER OPTICS
Fiber Optics and Integrated Optics
LIGHT TRANSMISSION
NUMERICAL APERTURE
OPTICAL GLASS
REFLECTION
REFRACTIVE INDEX
TRANSLATIONS
USSR
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Summary:The propagation of radiation in a fiber-optic element has been studied. It is shown that radiation is split into six components, each having its own specific aperture characteristics when emerging from the element. Light diffusion at the exit of the element is determined from calculation of the aperture characteristics of the individual components. Theoretical conclusions are confirmed experimentally. Trans. of Optiko-Mekhanicheskaya Promyshlennost (USSR) v35 n6 p18-24 1968.