Ultraprecision machining of aberration-corrected diffractive optics with phase correcting groove trajectories
Marco Jagodzinski,
Stefan Kühne,
Dirk Oberschmidt
Abstract:Spectroscopy has emerged as an essential technology, particularly in decentralized utilization within point-of-care devices. These applications demand compact, costeffective designs with reduced complexity compared with traditional laboratory equipment. Achieving compactness often involves minimizing the number of components, necessitating that each remaining component fulfills multiple functions to optimize performance. However, this approach can lead to significant aberrations due to constructive compromises… Show more
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