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Fabrication and Simulation of Diffractive Optical Elements with Superimposed Antireflection Subwavelength Gratings

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With the aim of reducing surface reflections and increasing the diffraction efficiency, the superposition of subwavelength phase gratings onto blazed phase gratINGS was investigated and their optical performances compared.
Abstract
With the aim of reducing surface reflections and increasing the diffraction efficiency we investigated the superposition of subwavelength phase gratings onto blazed phase gratings. With direct-write electron-beam lithography bare blazed gratings and blazed gratings carrying subwavelength gratings were fabricated and their optical performances compared. For TE polarization the subwavelength-carrying gratings showed a maximum diffraction efficiency of 90.6%, whereas the corresponding maximum value for the bare grating was 86.3%. The experiment was simulated with rigorous diffraction theory.

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Templated fabrication of large area subwavelength antireflection gratings on silicon

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Biomimetic Antireflective Si Nanopillar Arrays

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Fabrication of antireflection and antifogging polymer sheet by partial photopolymerization and dry etching.

TL;DR: It is shown that the efficiency of a thin film organic solar cell can be increased to 2.9% when a nanoturf film with the surface roughness of 34.73 nm is attached to indium tin oxide (ITO) glass and the performance is maintained even in the presence of water owing to superhydrophilic nature of the film.
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Biomimetic Antireflective Hierarchical Arrays

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An antireflective silicon grating working in the resonance domain for the near infrared spectral region

TL;DR: In this paper, a silicon grating with antireflection properties in the [4μm, 6μm] spectral region was designed and fabricated for stealth applications when laser telemeters are used to localize moving targets.
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Broadband antireflection gratings fabricated upon silicon substrates.

TL;DR: A two-dimensional subwavelength structured (SWS) surface upon a crystal silicon substrate patterned by electron beam lithography and etched by an SF(6) fast atom beam was fabricated and the reflectivity was examined.
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Antireflection behavior of silicon subwavelength periodic structures for visible light

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors describe subwavelength surfaces etched into silicon wafers that exhibit antireflection characteristics for visible light, which are fabricated by holographically recording a crossed-grating in a photoresist mask followed by reactive-ion etching to transfer the primary mask onto the silicon substrate.
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Optical elements with ultrahigh spatial-frequency surface corrugations.

TL;DR: The properties of optical elements fabricated by holographically recording an ultrahigh spatial-frequency pattern in a photoresist mask followed by reactive ion etching to transfer this pattern into the surface of a quartz substrate are discussed.
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Exponentially convergent and numerically efficient solution of Maxwell’s equations for lamellar gratings

TL;DR: In this paper, a new numerical mathematical method is presented for stack of lamellar gratings based on expansion of the electromagnetic field in terms of the eigenfunctions of the Helmholtz equation.
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Highly corrected close-packed microlens arrays and moth-eye structuring on curved surfaces

Kenneth M. Baker
- 10 Jan 1999 - 
TL;DR: The fabrication of near-micrometer-sized close-packed coherent microlens arrays on spheric or aspheric surfaces has been accomplished by use of a compact holographic projector system that was developed for producing multimicrometer down to sub micrometer grid patterning on curved surfaces.
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