New Markets for GRIN Microlenses

Masahiro Oikawa; Michael Wong; Michael Wong

doi:10.1364/GIOIS.1994.GWC1

Gradient Index Optical Systems
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1994),
paper GWC1
•https://doi.org/10.1364/GIOIS.1994.GWC1

New Markets for GRIN Microlenses

Masahiro Oikawa and Michael Wong

Gradient-Index Optical Imaging Systems 1994

Rochester, New York United States
7–8 June 1994
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M. Oikawa and M. Wong, "New Markets for GRIN Microlenses," in Gradient Index Optical Systems, Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1994), paper GWC1.

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Abstract

Substantial progress in optical fiber communication and optical processing has been made. A new class of optical components based on GRIN technology has led to the creation of innovative optical systems. These systems are characterized by packages which are compact, lightweight, and multifunctional. As a result, high optical performances are achieved by means equivalent to or better than conventional classical optics.

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