Replicated diffractive optics

April 1, 1996
Replicated continuous-relief diffractive optical elements (DOEs) are made by conventional injection-molding methods. A master is fabricated to customer specifications by direct-write electron-beam lithography with u¥to 64 phase levels and pixel sizes as small as 0.5 µm. Calculations by an iterative algorithm produce desired illumination and intensity patterns in the DOEs.

Replicated diffractive optics

Replicated continuous-relief diffractive optical elements (DOEs) are made by conventional injection-molding methods. A master is fabricated to customer specifications by direct-write electron-beam lithography with u¥to 64 phase levels and pixel sizes as small as 0.5 µm. Calculations by an iterative algorithm produce desired illumination and intensity patterns in the DOEs.

Radians Innova, Gothenburg, Sweden

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