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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0348793

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $350,000.00
    Summary
    One Step Pre-forms for Microstructured Polymer Optical Fibre. The pre-form rods this project yields will enable polymer optical fibre technology, just as suitable glass pre-forms enabled today's optical fibre. One-step casting techniques will yield PMMA rods with arrays of internal channels which can be empty, or filled with different clear polymer. Polymer microstructured optical fibre (PMOF) suitable for high bandwidth communications is then produced by drawing. It is urgently needed for local .... One Step Pre-forms for Microstructured Polymer Optical Fibre. The pre-form rods this project yields will enable polymer optical fibre technology, just as suitable glass pre-forms enabled today's optical fibre. One-step casting techniques will yield PMMA rods with arrays of internal channels which can be empty, or filled with different clear polymer. Polymer microstructured optical fibre (PMOF) suitable for high bandwidth communications is then produced by drawing. It is urgently needed for local communication networks in cars and buildings. Solid PMOF channels are new to this project, and should make PMOF easier to deploy. Nanoscale mapping of light transport modes and polymer defects will help validate channel designs.
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    Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment And Facilities - Grant ID: LE0346822

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $538,000.00
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    Polymer Optical Fibre Drawing Facility. A revolutionary new technology is emerging in polymer optical fibres, sparked by an important breakthrough in polymer optical fibres that was achieved last year by researchers at the University of Sydney. Therefore, Australia currently has a unique and short-lived opportunity to firmly establish themselves as the world leaders of this technology, provided the infrastructure to realise the novel concepts is available. We request funding for a high-quality p .... Polymer Optical Fibre Drawing Facility. A revolutionary new technology is emerging in polymer optical fibres, sparked by an important breakthrough in polymer optical fibres that was achieved last year by researchers at the University of Sydney. Therefore, Australia currently has a unique and short-lived opportunity to firmly establish themselves as the world leaders of this technology, provided the infrastructure to realise the novel concepts is available. We request funding for a high-quality polymer optical fibre draw tower to enable this. The collaborating institutions will be fabricating a range of different polymer optical fibres, targeting specific applications in optical sensing and telecommunications.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0453313

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $197,466.00
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    Development of Novel Polymer Optical Fiber Gratings. Polymer optical fiber gratings have attracted extensive worldwide research interest due to the excellent tunability and high sensitivity. They can be well developed into major devices for future optical communication and fiber sensing. But the research on polymer optical fiber are still at the early stage and the overall achievable performance of polymer optical fiber grating remains modest in comparison with that achieved in silica fiber grat .... Development of Novel Polymer Optical Fiber Gratings. Polymer optical fiber gratings have attracted extensive worldwide research interest due to the excellent tunability and high sensitivity. They can be well developed into major devices for future optical communication and fiber sensing. But the research on polymer optical fiber are still at the early stage and the overall achievable performance of polymer optical fiber grating remains modest in comparison with that achieved in silica fiber grating. This project addresses a range of key issues with scientific and technological importance on further exploring polymer optical fiber gratings for future industrial applications.
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