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High NA diamond lenses for near-field optical storage

T.J. Schaich, B.M. van Oerle, H.P. Godfried, P.A.C. Kriele, E.P. Houwman, W.G.M. Nelissen, G.J. Pels, and P.G.M. Spaaij

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Abstract

Diamond is the ultimate lens material for near-field optical data storage, allowing disk capacities up to 1000GB. Synthetic diamond super-hemispherical lenses were manufactured with surface accuracy of 15nm rms, and peak-to-value variation of 86nm.

© 2005 Optical Society of America

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