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1 April 1973 Fiber Optic Road Signs
Michael X. FitzPatrick
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Proceedings Volume 0031, Fiber Optics Comes of Age III; (1973) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.953583
Event: Fiber Optics Come of Age, 1972, San Mateo, United States
Abstract
Derek Morgan of Rank Precision Industries presented a paper to the SPIE meeting last year on Traffic Engineering. This paper reports on advances in the technology since that time. Review of Previous State of the Art. A. We use glass fiber optic bundles that will withstand the high temp-eratures of high intensity light sources. B. Fiber optic bundles are produced in the form of a harness; 1 input, up to 250 output tails. C. Arranging the output tails in a pegboard allows fixed messages to be brightly displayed as dots of light.
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Michael X. FitzPatrick "Fiber Optic Road Signs", Proc. SPIE 0031, Fiber Optics Comes of Age III, (1 April 1973); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.953583
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KEYWORDS
Fiber optics

Light sources

Roads

Composites

Diffusers

Lamps

Glasses

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