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Micro-optical elements with arbitrary surfaces

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Abstract

We present a comparison of three different technologies for the fabrication of microoptical elements with arbitrary surfaces. We used direct laser writing, binary mask lithography in combination with reactive ion etching, and graytone lithography.

© 2000 Optical Society of America

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