3D-printed immersion micro optics
Marco Wende,
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Kathrin Doth,
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Michaël Heymann
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et al.
Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
6(0), P. 1 - 1
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Visible Light Broadband Achromatic Metalens Based on Variable Height Nanopillar Structures
Yongyang Li,
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Haiyang Huang,
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Cong Zhang
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et al.
Photonics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12(1), P. 31 - 31
Published: Jan. 2, 2025
Metalenses
have
excellent
modulation
capabilities
in
terms
of
phase,
amplitude,
and
polarization
light,
significantly
reducing
the
size
complexity
imaging
systems,
showing
great
application
prospects.
However,
like
traditional
optical
meta-atoms,
ordinary
metalenses
suffer
from
a
significant
chromatic
aberration
problem
because
it
is
difficult
to
design
phase
distribution
for
different
wavelengths
on
single-layer
metalens.
To
address
this,
various
methods
correcting
been
proposed
demonstrated,
such
as
spatial
multiplexing,
material
hybridization,
increasing
cross-sectional
diversity
metalens
meta-atoms.
In
this
paper,
novel
method
used,
which
expands
parameter
space
by
meta-atoms
provide
required
focusing
wavelengths,
combined
with
particle
swarm
optimization
compensation.
The
multi-level
designed
achieves
constant
approximate
focal
length
visible
wavelength
range
λ
=
450–650
nm,
polarization-independent
absolute
efficiency
about
17%,
numerical
aperture
(NA)
0.31
lens
diameter
100
μm.
This
improves
quality.
Language: Английский
Color astrophotography with a 100 mm-diameter f/2 polymer flat lens
Applied Physics Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
126(5)
Published: Feb. 3, 2025
We
demonstrate
a
100
mm-diameter,
2.4
μm-thick
multilevel
diffractive
lens
(MDL)
with
200
mm
focal
length,
optimized
for
the
400
to
800
nm
wavelength
range—specifications
that
are
difficult
achieve
even
complex
multi-element
refractive
systems.
Created
using
an
inverse-design
approach
and
grayscale
lithography,
MDL
achieves
achromatic
focusing,
confirmed
through
hyperspectral
point-spread
function
(PSF)
characterization.
Imaging
experiments
resolved
spatial
frequencies
up
181
lp/mm
demonstrated
MDL's
capability
in
capturing
high-quality,
full-color
images
of
moon,
sun,
distant
terrestrial
scenes.
Color-enhanced
lunar
revealed
key
geological
features,
while
solar
imaging
identified
visible
sunspots.
Additionally,
was
integrated
form
hybrid
telescope,
significantly
reducing
weight
airborne
space-based
applications.
Simulations
experimental
results
reported
here
underscore
potential
large-area
flat
lenses
as
lightweight
alternatives
conventional
systems
astrophotography
other
long-range
tasks.
Language: Английский
Film‐Based Multi‐Photon Lithography for Efficient Printing of Electromagnetic Surface Structures
Advanced Materials Technologies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 6, 2025
Abstract
This
study
introduces
an
approach,
termed
film‐based
multi‐photon
lithography
(MPL),
for
the
efficient
fabrication
of
electromagnetic
surface
structures.
Unlike
conventional
MPL,
which
utilizes
droplet‐shaped
photosensitive
volumes
3D
structures,
this
method
employs
thin
films
to
minimize
influence
axial
voxel
dimensions.
modification
enables
rapid
printing
2D
structures
over
large
areas
with
dry
objective
lenses,
achieving
feature
sizes
as
small
250
nm.
The
versatility
MPL
is
demonstrated
through
terahertz
metasurfaces
featuring
metallized
split‐ring
resonators
on
glass
substrates,
well
mid‐infrared
comprising
dielectric
pillars
silicon‐on‐insulator
substrates.
These
are
successfully
produced
spanning
cm
2
and
mm
using
a
hybrid
organic–inorganic
photoresist
within
maximum
processing
time
h.
Particularly
organic‐inorganic
photoresists,
additional
post‐processing
via
calcination
shows
significant
potential
producing
purely
inorganic
periodic
reduced
sizes.
Moreover,
high‐resolution
2.5D
challenging
achieve
lithographic
methods.
Experimental
results
analyzed
profilometry,
scanning
electron
microscopy,
Fourier
transform
infrared
spectroscopy,
energy‐
dispersive
X‐ray
while
simulations
confirmed
responses
metasurfaces.
Language: Английский
Multilevel Diffractive Lenses: Recent Advances and Applications
C.Z. Shi,
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Weipeng Zhao,
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Sai Chen
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et al.
Symmetry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(10), P. 1377 - 1377
Published: Oct. 16, 2024
Multilevel
diffractive
lenses
(MDLs)
has
undergone
considerable
advancements,
marked
by
their
exceptional
efficiency
and
diverse
focusing
capabilities,
resulting
in
widespread
use
optical
systems.
In
recent
times,
MDLs
have
consistently
been
juxtaposed
with
metalenses,
which
experienced
swift
progress
over
the
last
decade.
Concurrently,
continued
to
evolve,
propelled
distinct
advantages,
such
as
cost-effective
production
adaptability
for
mass
manufacturing.
This
article
explores
evolution
foundational
concepts
of
MDLs,
highlighting
advantages
circular
symmetry
enhancing
simulation
optimization
efficiency.
Furthermore,
we
present
several
innovative
fabrication
methods
that
capitalize
on
latest
advancements
3D
printing
technology.
We
also
show
practical
applications
potential
future
developments
MDLs.
Language: Английский
Flat Optics: feature issue introduction
Optics Express,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
32(13), P. 22563 - 22563
Published: May 29, 2024
This
feature
issue
of
Optics
Express
was
created
in
conjunction
with
a
topical
meeting
that
took
place
during
the
2023
Optica
Imaging
Congress
and
includes
17
state-of-the
art
articles.
introduction
provides
summary
these
articles
cover
various
aspects
metasurfaces
from
fundamental
mechanisms,
design
methods,
novel
materials
processes
to
applications.
Language: Английский
3D nanoprinting of high-numerical aperture multilevel metalenses.
Published: June 18, 2024
We
present
the
development
and
evaluation
of
metalenses
fabricated
with
two-photon
polymerization-based
3D
nanoprinting
technology.
In
our
design,
we
investigated
a
periodic
lattice
multilevel
nanopillars,
based
on
natural
ellipsoidal
shape
voxel
in
fabrication
process.
By
creating
nanopillars
various
heights,
can
tune
effective
refractive
index
metasurface
order
to
modulate
phase
profile
an
incoming
light
beam.
therefore
push
fast
flexible
polymerization
technique
its
limits
terms
dimensions
view
high
performance
metalenses.
To
demonstrate
optical
these
metalenses,
also
created
their
diffractive
counterparts
same
technology
allow
for
direct
comparison.
Moreover,
show
that
be
tip
standard
telecom
single-mode
fibers
collimation
output
Language: Английский
The open innovation photonics pilot line for North-West Europe (OIP4NWE) and its service offering
Jürgen Van Erps,
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Alessia Senes,
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Luc Augustin
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et al.
Published: June 18, 2024
Within
the
Interreg
North-West
Europe
project
OIP4NWE,
we
have
set
up
an
open
innovation
next-generation
pilot
line
for
InP-based
photonic
integrated
circuits
(PICs)
to
improve
PIC
manufacturing
and
make
packaging
more
reliable
affordable.
We
present
service
offering
within
different
components
of
line,
consisting
InP
in
front-end,
external
interfacing
optics
back-end.
also
report
on
how
supported
6
European
SMEs
with
support
voucher
OIP4NWE
line.
Language: Английский