A microlens is a small lens, generally with a diameter less than a millimetre (mm) and often as small as 10 micrometres (μm). The small sizes of the lenses means that a simple design can give good …

A microlens is an optical lens with a very small diameter, typically below 1 mm and sometimes down to just a few optical wavelengths. Due to their small size, diffraction effects often play a significant role.

To homogenize and shape the output of a variety of light emitters, we offer 10x10 mm plano-convex Microlens Arrays in a variety of focal length and pitch options, which are manufactured using …

Microlenses are well suited for applications that require high efficiency and non-gaussian uniformity. All microlens arrays are constructed from UV-grade fused silica, offering exceptional performance from …

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Micro lenses are used for the collimation, focusing or imaging of light. Micro lens technology holds great potential for the miniaturization of components, reduction of production costs, and increase in …

Microlens arrays (also referred to as microlenticular arrays or lenslet arrays) are used to increase the optical fill factor in CCDs, such as interline-transfer devices, that suffer from reduced aperture due to …

Feb 27, 2018 · Microlens arrays are the key component in the next generation of 3D imaging system, for it exhibits some good optical properties such as extremely large field of view angles, low …

The microlens is fabricated on the backside of the substrate prior to detector fabrication on the front side. The top metal contact serves as a mirror to increase detector responsivity.

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