Microstructured fibres: a positive impact on defence technology?
Microstructured fibres: a positive impact on defence technology?
In this paper we seek to assess the potential impact of microstructured fibres for security and defence applications. Recent literature has presented results on using microstructured fibre for delivery of high power, high quality radiation and also on the use of microstructured fibre for broadband source generation. These recent results suggest enormous potential for these novel fibre types to influence the next generation of photonic systems for security and defence applications. However, it is important to establish where the fibres can offer the greatest advantages and what research still needs to be done to drive the technology towards real platform solutions.
O'Driscoll, E.J.
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O'Driscoll, E.J., Watson, M.A., Delmonte, T., Petrovich, M.N., Feng, X., Flanagan, J.C. and Richardson, D.J.
(2006)
Microstructured fibres: a positive impact on defence technology?
Technologies for Optical Countermeasures III, Stockholm, Sweden.
12 Sep 2006.
13 pp
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(doi:10.1117/12.689669).
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In this paper we seek to assess the potential impact of microstructured fibres for security and defence applications. Recent literature has presented results on using microstructured fibre for delivery of high power, high quality radiation and also on the use of microstructured fibre for broadband source generation. These recent results suggest enormous potential for these novel fibre types to influence the next generation of photonic systems for security and defence applications. However, it is important to establish where the fibres can offer the greatest advantages and what research still needs to be done to drive the technology towards real platform solutions.
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