TIR Electro-optic modulator with individually addressed electrod

Details TIR Electro-optic modulator with individually addressed electrod TIR Electro-optic modulator with individually addressed electrod

1979-06-21

1981-08-04

Sikes, William L.

G02B 514

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042819040

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for converting an electronic signal pattern which comprises a plurality of electronic signals into an image comprising a line of light, with a light intensity profile determined by the electronic signal pattern to achieve a visible display of the signal pattern. A TIR (total internal reflection) type of electro-optic device which has each electrode individually addressed is utilized. To record the displayed signal pattern, the electro-optic device is imaged as a line onto a recording plane so that each individually addressed element of the electro-optic device acts as a light modulator or gate for one picture element along the recording line.

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"Switchable Optical Waveguide" by Ash et al. IBM Tech., Disc. Bull., vol. 14, No. 3 (Aug. 1971).

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