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Integrated Planar Microlens And Its Applications

Mariko Oikawa, 英二 奥田, Kenjiro Hamanaka, Hiroyuki Nemoto

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The paper describes a monolithically integrated planar microlens array and its applications. An ion exchange technology is applied to realize the microlens array with diameters of 10 - 1000 pm and N.A. of 0.25. Applications to optical fiber communications, combinations with CCD arrays and optical computing are demonstrated.

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The paper describes a monolithically integrated planar microlens array and its applications. An ion exchange technology is applied to realize the microlens array with diameters of 10 - 1000 pm and N.A. of 0.25. Applications to optical fiber communications, combinations with CCD arrays and optical computing are demonstrated.

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The paper describes a monolithically integrated planar microlens array and its applications. An ion exchange technology is applied to realize the microlens array with diameters of 10 - 1000 pm and N.A. of 0.25. Applications to optical fiber communications, combinations with CCD arrays and optical computing are demonstrated.

Key concepts: Microlens, Computer science, Planar, Optics, Computer graphics (images), Lens (geology), Physics

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