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Diamond Milling of IR Materials

Joseph D. Owen, Matthew A. Davies, and Thomas J. Suleski

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Abstract

We review the use of multi-axis milling as a method for manufacturing freeform optics in brittle materials. Implementing this technology requires understanding of material behavior and error correction/minimization. Several examples with infrared applications are discussed.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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