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Complex-amplitude modulation diffractive optical element performed by aperture variations on a reflective aluminum layer deposited over a variable thickness SiO2 substrate

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Abstract

Direct modulation of complex amplitude is obtained by aperture variations on a reflective aluminum layer deposited over a variable thickness SiO2 substrate. The magnitude modulation is controlled by the aperture area, and the phase modulation is controlled by the thickness of the Si02 substrate.

© 2000 Optical Society of America

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