Baden-wuerttemberg Stiftung Ggmbh

Universitãt Stuttgart

Baden-wurttemberg Stiftung Ggmbh

Nanoscribe Gmbh

Timo Gissibl

Harald Giessen

Alois Herkommer

Simon Thiele

Michael Thiel

Andy Steinmann

Harald Gießen

Kathrin Arzenbacher

Stefan Kedenburg

Alois M Herkommer

multi-aperture system for foveated imaging as well as to a corresponding multi-aperture system. The method comprises the steps of:

Method of fabricating a multi-aperture system for foveated imaging and corresponding multi-aperture system

The invention relates to a method and a device for producing at least one microstructure () on an axial end () of an optical fiber (). The method comprises the following steps: &#x2014;providing (S) the optical fiber (); &#x2014;wetting (S) the axial end () of the optical fiber () with photoresist (); &#x2014;orienting (S) the optical fiber () and a writing beam of a 3D printer with respect to one another; &#x2014;forming (S) the at least one microstructure () by exposing the photoresist () to light with the aid of the 3D printer.

Method and device for producing microstructures on optical fibers

The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing an optical element () having at least one functional region using a 3D-printer, comprising the steps: In addition, the invention relates to a device for manufacturing an optical element () as well as a use of the device.

Method and device for producing an optical element having at least one functional region, as well as use of the device

The present invention relates to a method for connecting a solid core optical fiber () with another optical fiber (), wherein the solid core optical fiber () comprises a joining device (), which is created on one axial end of the solid core optical fiber () using a 3D printer and wherein the other optical fiber () is incorporated in the joining device () via an axial end of the other optical fiber (), which is thus connected with the solid core optical fiber (). In addition, the invention relates to a solid core optical fiber () with a joining device () created by a 3D-printer, and the relevant use of a 3D printer.

Method to connect an optical fiber having a solid core with an additional optical fiber, optical fiber having a solid core with joining device and use of a 3D printer

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Timo Gissibl