Gradient index lens array with improved image quality due to str

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350 9625, 355 1, G02B 604

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047610620

ABSTRACT:
A gradient index lens array having improved stray light characteristics is enabled by coating the surfaces of the fibers comprising the array with a low transmittance, low viscosity material. The index of this material is matched to that of the fiber surface to prevent Fresnel reflection. The interstitial areas of the lens array comprises a light absorbing material. In another embodiment, stray light caused by light scattering at the end faces of the lens array is reduced by masking the end face with a mask having apertures overlying the fiber faces. The mask apertures have slightly smaller diameters to mask out the rough outer edge of the fibers.

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