Micro-Optics: Elements, Systems And Applications

by H. P. Herzig (Editor)

Overview

This text examines the technology behind the plethora of modern industrial and domestic technologies which incorporate micro-optics eg. CDs, cameras, automated manufacturing systems, mobile communications etc. It includes a simple but comprehensive introduction to micro-optical developments design, and an overview of fabrication and replication technology. The theoretical, practical and industrial developments in micro-scale optoelectronics continue apace in the late 1990s. In this book, a distinguished group of physicists and engineers describe the current state of research and applications in micro-optics. It provides the theoretical background and an overview of current technology, with several chapters taking a deeper look at specific recent applications and future trends. The book concentrates on diffractive and refractive micro- optical elements, such as lenses, fan-out gratings, optimized phase elements and polarisers. Sections are included on the simulation and optimization of design for micro-optics and subsequently the efficient transformation from design to real optical elements, using techniques such as e-beam writing, laser beam writing, lithography, etching and thin film deposition.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780748404810
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	04/26/1997
Edition description:	New Edition
Pages:	600
Product dimensions:	7.00(w) x 10.00(h) x (d)

Table of Contents

Design of refractive and diffractive micro-optics, H.P. Herzig; diffaction theory of microrelief gratings, J. Turunen; binary optics fabrication, M.B. Stern; direct writing of continuous-relief micro-optics, M.T. Gale; refractive lenslet arrays, M.C. Hutley; replication, M.T. Gale; free space integrated optics, J. Jahns; stacked micro-optic systems, W. Singer and K.H. Brenner; laser beam shaping, J. Leger; hybrid refractive/diffractive optics, G.P. Behrmann and J.N. Mait; array generators, J.N. Gait; polarization transformation high spatial frequency surface relief, C.W. Haggans and R.K. Kostuk.