Article | REF: E4045 V2

Binary optics and their application to imagery Focusing optics

Authors: Guillaume DRUART, Florence DE LA BARRIERE, Nicolas GUERINEAU

Publication date: January 10, 2019, Review date: April 12, 2021

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3. Binarized Fresnel lens (or zoned grating)

We have already seen (§ 2 ) that the pinhole remains a limited optical component in terms of aperture and focusing power. To improve these two points, a surface can be coded using a succession of circular rings alternately opaque and transparent, or alternately etched and unetched (the etched and unetched areas having a phase difference of π). The various zones are distributed or etched so that transmitted light interferes constructively...

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