• 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.
    April 1, 1996

    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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