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Fabrication of optical surfaces by laser pattern generation

John P. Bowen, C. Gary Blough, and Vincent Wong

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Abstract

In contrast to conventional optical fabrication techniques, a single-point laser pattern generator (LPG) provides a flexible, deterministic method of manufacturing optical components with a microrelief pattern. The generated elements function by diffraction and interference effects resulting from light striking a micro-structured surface. The structured or diffractive surfaces can be designed with commercially available lens design software.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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