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Relief gratings and microlenses fabricated with silicone

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Abstract

Divergent microlenses and low-spatial-frequency interference gratings have been fabricated in low-cost silicone layers. The size of the microlenses ranges from 1mm to 100μm while spatial frequencies of interference gratings range from 4 to 18  l/mm. The fabrication method involves the recording of spatial distributions of mid-IR light. At recording time silicone layers are in a gel state. Then layers are cured by heat. The final silicone layers are transparent and rigid.

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