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Making an array illuminator based on the Talbot effect

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Abstract

Binary phase elements in photoresist have been implemented which transform a uniform beam of light into an array of output light spots by means of the fractional Talbot effect. Arrays of more than 30 × 30 light spots with varying spot shapes have been achieved with compression ratios of up to 1:9.

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